All 30 were based on the same tone row, but the works could hardly have been more different.

You may be interested to know that there are a great many possible tone rows.

We can change the tone row by playing it backwards.

Some tone rows have a high degree of internal organisation.

Nevertheless, his actual use of the tone row did not follow standard practice.

The tone row chosen as the basis of the piece is called the prime series (P).

The tone row is its own kind of mode!

Barraqué's use of tone rows in his work is quite distinctive.

Around the same time, the composer also developed a type of a tone row technique with 25-note rows.

He treated a tone row as a game.

She switched to the chromatic tone rows of instructional mode.

As early as 1913 he was experimenting with tone rows and serial organization.

However, the second theme extends this tone row and produces three phrases, each of four or five bars.

This row is, in fact the Inversion of the original tone row.

A closer look at the separation of the opening into the four registers reveals two additional tone rows.

"Tone row" may also be used to describe other musical collections or scales such as in Arabic music.

The subject is a tone row employing all twelve chromatic pitches.

He also employed a tone row in the main title theme, claimed to be the first used in film.

In any case, during a good performance of a Shapey work, few listeners will fret about tone rows.

The pseudo-viola danced up and down the tone row while the old pianist struggled to place the work.

Like the first movement, the thematic material in the third is presented through tone rows and chromatic figures.

It is not even dissonant, its tone row having been calculated to yield up pretty harmonies.

This rhythmic pattern is then manipulated under the same transformations as the pitches in a tone row.

The tone rows of many of Webern's other late works are similarly intricate.

There are seventy two heptatonic tone rows or scales of maqamat.

Teacher demonstrates simple strategies for improvising in the middle section, e.g. repeating riff; using a restricted note row; blues scale.

Scales, modes and series In general, the structure and associated compositional grammar of scale, modes and note rows.

In a noted row with Universal, the distributor, Mr. Gilliam shortened the film as required but balked when asked to provide a happy, or happier, ending.

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He can, however, deliver fast, soft low note rows at the same time producing an underlying pecking noise on the guitar body, just as Sor wrote, and swelling fast-repeated deep notes as if an accompaniment by timpani.

The third and fourth fugues are disposed similarly to the first pair: a three-part fugue for the strings, followed by a double fugue for the piano and the winds, now with the note rows of the subjects inverted.