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atonal

atonal
Adjective

Meanings

Adjectiveatonal

Written or performed in a style of music that lacks a clear tonal center or key.

The composer experimented with atonal structures to create a sense of tension and instability.

Examples

The composer experimented with atonal structures to evoke a sense of anxiety.

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The composer experimented with atonal structures to evoke a sense of anxiety.

I find atonal music quite challenging to listen to for long periods.

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I find atonal music quite challenging to listen to for long periods.

School Life

Is this piece truly atonal or does it just have a very complex key signature?

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The film score used atonal chords to heighten the tension during the chase scene.

History

Early twentieth century music saw a shift toward atonal composition.

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It sounds completely atonal to me.

She studied the transition from tonal harmony to atonal serialism in her thesis.

School Life

She studied the transition from tonal harmony to atonal serialism in her thesis.

History

The dissonant and atonal nature of the work shocked the audience at its premiere.

Maybe I should try writing something atonal for the avant-garde festival.

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Maybe I should try writing something atonal for the avant-garde festival.

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