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• Other influences on him in this period were jazz and atonality.
• Malipiero's early works were composed using a free atonality.
• Its use of atonality drew comparisons to Glass Candy and Sophie.
• But the general term " atonality " will serve .)
• It has become a commonplace to blame the Gerstl affair for atonality.
• Von Einem was never a proponent of atonality or dissonance.
• It may be described as a metanarrative to justify atonality.
• Apparently poppy, with an underlying and sinister atonality ".
• In the late 1940s he embraced atonality and inaugurated complex experiments in rhythm.
• If atonality was now in some sense the truth, he preferred illusion.
• In the years before his death his style drifted towards atonality and modernism.
• Is it possible to have atonality, tonality and polytonality, and multitonality?
• Bernstein begins the foray into atonality with Debussy s Afternoon of a Faun.
• This may be representative of Schoenberg entering the " new world " of atonality.
• The harmony is traditional; no influences of atonality or polytonality can be found.
• There are the multiple jutting rhythms of free jazz; the atonalities of modern classicism.
• His music grew from polytonality to atonality but always remained clear in timbre and texture.
• The trademark atonality is present, but it forks into menacing jangles and triumphant melodies.
• This, he felt, would better represent the atonality of Webern's music.
• Its atonality anticipated the much later work of pianists such as Cecil Taylor and Borah Bergman.