First Try at Atonal Music

[MichaelnChristine]

Is this free atonal? I could swear I hear repeated tones before the others are used.

[StahlCalc]

@MichaelnChristine Atonal doesn't necessarily mean 12-tone method. It's just the lack of a tonal center. Dodecaphonic (12-tone) music is usually atonal, but certain composers have used it to better understand tonality (though I have read of it, I've yet to hear such music).

[MichaelnChristine]

@StahlCalc 12-tone really is different from Chromatic, which seems to be what you are talking about in the later half of your post.

[StahlCalc]

@MichaelnChristine No, I'm simply referring to the 12-tone technique. To quote Kosta Payne in "Tonal Harmony": "We should also mention here that the twelve-tone procedure, although conceived specifically as a systematic means for avoiding (or rather for providing alternatives to) tonality, has been adapted by later composers as an effective means for organizing more tonally oriented music."

[invisibledesire]

Kinda interesting, it seems that you were very concentrated ^ ^.

[crazywackojacko88]

haha, this is funnny i love it how it is just on your face, it is cool :)

[tauntingwawa]

ahy cant u people see that atonal is easty as fuck to play even a fucking retard can play this shit what the hell is wrong with you

[251dog]

@tauntingwawa easty as fuck to play ? Who is the retard here.

[somnynightin78]

@tauntingwawa It seems you are taking the approach that atonal is synonymous disorganization, when I keep hearing repeated motifs throughout the whole thing and thematic passages.

[trevorftard]

This is really good. Bravo!

[vids721]

that one theme sounds really familiar, like from a movie/tv show. It's now going to kill me until I figure out where it is from, man I hate when this happens. Back to your video, very nice job...

[DallasJHoward]

The Theme reminded me of the patriot theme

[kerodean]

actually not to bad!

[trumpetguy19]

Good Job!!

[uhhviolinist]

HIIIIIIIIIIIII!!!!!!!!!!!