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Atonal music

Do you like atonal music ? 2 members have voted

  1. 1. Do you like atonal music ?

    • Yes
      62%
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    • No
      37%
      13

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WOW!!!!

I had no idea that every time someone said "Aye" they were actually saying "elevator sex"!

SWEEET!

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Haven't heard any that I like. I like the intellectual side of music - but just that doesn't do it for me. But, I'm not that familiar, since I don't seek out music that I have never enjoyed.

I like a bit of chromatisism, though, to spice things up. A bit. To spice. Not to overpower.

Atonal music is the best kind of music to have sex to.

Especially Wozzeck. Now that's just kinky.

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Atonal music is the best kind of music to have sex to.

Especially Wozzeck. Now that's just kinky.

by the way, wozzeck is one of the best atonal operas

Have you ever heard "Rake's Progress" by Stravinsky? That's pretty cool too. He tries to make it a baroque opera with atonal vocabulary. He even uses a harpsichord...

by the way, wozzeck is one of the best atonal operas

Strange about Berg. Wozzeck has a great deal of tonality about it to the extent that the prelude to the last act is often called the great D minor prelude - of course, it isn't in D minor but it has that tonal centre.

He was the one of that trio (i.e. with Schoenberg and Webern) who managed to twist serialism into something approaching a kind of surreal tonality...sort of, if you see what I mean. :huh: Lulu is FULL of beautiful lyrical lines. The Lulu theme and her hymn (one of the few bits of the last act he finished) are gorgeous in their bittersweet way.

I've found Henze's later vocal works (like Das Floss der Medusa) in a similar vein though I don't think his operatic stuff is on a par with Berg's musical dramas. I find them more intensely dramatic and cynical than anything else of the genre.

WOW!!!!

I had no idea that every time someone said "Aye" they were actually saying "elevator sex"!

SWEEET!

:unsure:

Aye-aye!

Elevator sex? Is that like the financial consultants' small print? "We must warn you that what goes up can also go down?"

:unsure:

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