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To: Borges

The beginning of the end of tonal music.


2 posted on 06/10/2015 9:56:06 AM PDT by Borges
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To: Borges

I get a pretentious drama..”vibe’ “from” “the chord”.


9 posted on 06/10/2015 10:03:28 AM PDT by MeshugeMikey ("Never, Never, Never, Give Up," Winston Churchill ><>)
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To: Borges

Is that A flat, flat 5th, flat 7th?


10 posted on 06/10/2015 10:03:59 AM PDT by gr8eman (Don't waste your energy trying to understand commies. Use it to defeat them!)
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To: Borges

Sounds awesome on a Roland Integra 7 with a detuned Supersaw ;)


11 posted on 06/10/2015 10:04:18 AM PDT by Norm Lenhart
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The beginning of the end of tonal music.

Not quite. Tonality lived on in popular music. The problem is that high classical music at the end of the 19th century had become so heavily saturated with chromaticism that it had almost nowhere to go but away from tonality. Serialism and atonality were arguably an ugly but almost next step. Fortunately audiences (and eventually composers) realized that entirely atonal music was simply not sustainable. This is why you hear more concerts with music of Britten and Shostakovich rather than Boulez and Schoenberg.

19 posted on 06/10/2015 10:19:45 AM PDT by tellw
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