Fig. 1 shows that in Schoenberg’s compositions, he explores:Question 1Select one:a.dodecaphonyb.all of the abovec.serialism of pitchesd.atonalitye.inversion and retrograde of a basic set of 12 tones

Beginning around 1908, Schoenberg began to write ______ music, or music without a key.Multiple choice question.posttonalatonalbitonalnontonal

The systematic method developed by Arnold Schoenberg in order to organize atonal music is known as the ______ system.Multiple choice question.twelve-tonesystematicwhole-toneDoppler

Select all the factors that contributed to composers' abandoning tonality in favor of the twelve-tone system immediately after World War II.Multiple select question.The twelve-tone system was associated with Schoenberg's expressionist style, which had recently become popular.Composers could now explore the new style, which they had largely been denied access to during the war.The end of the war left people, including composers, with a desire for new beginnings.The method allowed for and prompted unconventional approaches to harmony, form, and melody.

Which of the following statements is FALSE about the tone row in atonal music?Question 6Select one:A.After the manipulation of inversion, the pitch in the tone row is randomized.B.The tone row can be manipulated through inversion, retrograde, and retrograde-inversion.C.The twelve-tone technique was developed by composer Arnold Schoenberg.D.After the manipulation of retrograde, the ordering of the pitch in the tone row is reversed.E.The tone row is a specific ordering of all twelve pitch classes in the chromatic scale.

Select all the factors that contributed to composers' abandoning tonality in favor of the twelve-tone system immediately after World War II.Multiple select question.Composers could now explore the new style, which they had largely been denied access to during the war.The method allowed for and prompted unconventional approaches to harmony, form, and melody.The twelve-tone system was associated with Schoenberg's expressionist style, which had recently become popular.The end of the war left people, including composers, with a desire for new beginnings.