Twentieth century composer Arnold Scchoenberg developed 12-tone music, a method of composing music with zero regard for the signatures. In 12-tone music, each note is no more important than the notes before or after it. To accomplish this, Schoenberg used every note in the chromatic scaled reorganized them into something called a tone row. To compose 12-tone music, each tone in the row had to be used, in order, before it could be repeated. The results of this method were compositions that were unique, tense, curious, and at times dark. Listen to the following audio example

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Twentieth century composer Arnold Scchoenberg developed 12-tone music, a method of composing music with zero regard for the signatures. In 12-tone music, each note is no more important than the notes before or after it. To accomplish this, Schoenberg used every note in the chromatic scaled reorganized them into something called a tone row. To compose 12-tone music, each tone in the row had to be used, in order, before it could be repeated. The results of this method were compositions that were unique, tense, curious, and at times dark. Listen to  the following  audio example

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