12 Tone Serialism

I made this specifically for a project about Stockhausen. But I know that it is Schoenberg and Webern's technique. hope someone fins it usefull!!

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• 12
• Twelve
• Tone
• Serialism
• Schoenberg
• Webern
• Stockhausen
• Row
• Serial
• Music

[WoriTomatoes]

i havent gotten this all down yet, but i think you're supposed to count the number of half steps, not lines and spaces

[naviglec]

@WoriTomatoes This was made for people with limited (if any) understanding of music, It had to be extremely simplistic, thats why I've said "lines and spaces" It didn't matter in the context of the presentation. but you are right, it is intervals.

[gonrolgonrol]

At 1.23, should not 6 down be D and not a C (blue notes)?

[QuantizeMusic]

@SupeerrRAD British, dumbass....

[Marmalade000000]

Do you have synesthesia? If so, are those the colors you hear for the notes?

[geoffreyefloyd]

I'm not a believer in 12 tone rows, I think it's just a cool way to make noise. Just my opinion.

[MisterHowe]

@WoriTomatoes Agreed. It's not about lines and spaces, it's about intervals.

[mjazzguitar]

I would like to hear the original, inversion, retrograde, and retrograde inversions together. I assume it could sound like cacophony at times yet still possessing a kind of logic.

[lawalamp]

beautiful!

[SupeerrRAD]

Thanks! This helped us a lot! :) cool voice by the way.