Sentence examples for tone method from inspiring English sources

In tone, method and period it resembles nothing so much as Frederick Exley's brilliant fictionalized autobiography, "A Fan's Notes".

The 12-tone method is simple in initial concept and prohibitively daunting in execution.

Later, he became interested in Schoenberg's twelve-tone method, although he did not adopt it.

(Stockhausen's later music, while related in principle to Schoenberg's twelve-tone method, often leans toward tonality).

In this work Copland freely adapted the 12-tone method to devise a steely harmonic language distinctively his own.

"Less Talk More Action" is a pop track composed using the 12-tone method of composition.

For the rest of his life, Schoenberg continued to use the 12-tone method.

None of which is to say that beautiful, breathtaking music cannot be written with the 12-tone method.

The first of his large-scale theatre works written in the 12-tone method was the ballet Lysistrata (1950).

This is late Romanticism at heart; Schoenberg still had a way to go before perfecting his 12-tone method.

In the 12-tone method, each composition is formed from a special row or series of 12 different tones.