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Meanings of atonal in English
Usage of atonal in English
1
Ostensibly I am in another room watching a documentary about atonal jazz.
2
The music I listened to for Property was very unpleasant, atonal music.
3
Another time, when they booed an atonal piece, he repeated it immediately.
4
A harsh, unmusical sound; not an instrument, but an atonal, discordant human voice.
5
Julie Hill steps inside the loud, drunken and often atonal world of karaoke.
6
The couple devoted two hours to a concert of atonal music.
7
They weren't recognising playing atonal music in a song to give it that edge.
8
The guns beat their heavy, atonal music into the air.
9
A harsh, atonal scraping of air over vocal cords.
10
Much of his output is intense, atonal and experimental.
11
Her voice was atonal and shrill, a screech owl in my ear, Yoko Ono singing.
12
There was a high, atonal singing in her ears.
13
It was sometimes atonal, sometimes closely harmonic, but overall a strangely wonderful, beautiful, and powerful fugue.
14
She thinks atonal music is something new.
15
Tuneless, atonal, and yet strangely mournful.
16
The sudden, raucous, atonal howl took her utterly by surprise, but her instincts knew what they were doing.
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