Musical structure; music that lacks a tonal center, or key.
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Examples for "atonal "
Examples for "atonal "
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.
1 This string quartet marks the period of my first contact with the concentrated, lyrical language of western atonality .
2 What made certain atonalities subjectively pleasing yet others com- pletely offensive.
3 "It is a kindness." Her voice was deepening, becoming a morbid atonality .
4 In music, the late romanticism of Bruckner and Mahler had given way to the atonalities of the second Vienna school.
1 The music I listened to for Property was very unpleasant, atonal music .
2 The couple devoted two hours to a concert of atonal music .
3 They weren't recognising playing atonal music in a song to give it that edge.
4 The guns beat their heavy, atonal music into the air.
5 She thinks atonal music is something new.
6 I don't know that I can get enough leverage to pry the composer loose from her atonal music .
7 Joseph carves out a niche as an expert on composer Arnold Schönberg, the Austrian exile who originated atonal music .
8 Too much, and we can't develop any expectations at all -which is why many people struggle with modernist atonal music .
9 The voice was talking a language I didn't understand at all that went up and down the scale like atonal music .
10 The atonal music hit him with such force that he went back to the idea that had struck him 15 years previously.
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