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atonalism

/eɪˈtəʊ.nə.lɪ.zəm/

Traduction: Nom désignant un principe ou une pratique musicale caractérisé par l'absence de centre tonal ou de tonalité, en alternative au système diatonique traditionnel.

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noun

/eɪˈtəʊ.nə.lɪ.zəm/C1formalart
  • frNom désignant un principe ou une pratique musicale caractérisé par l'absence de centre tonal ou de tonalité, en alternative au système diatonique traditionnel.

A noun referring to a musical principle or practice characterized by the absence of a tonal center or key, serving as an alternative to the traditional diatonic system.

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  1. Absence of a tonal centerC1formalart

    A compositional technique or musical style that avoids establishing a key or tonal center, serving as an alternative to the traditional diatonic system.

    frAtonalisme

    • The composer's atonalism challenged the audience's expectations of harmony.
    • Many early 20th-century works explored atonalism as a new musical language.
    • The piece is a prime example of atonalism, with no clear key signature.

    Synonymesatonality

    Antonymestonality

Formes
  • atonalisms plural form
  • atonalisms' possessive plural form
  • atonalism's possessive singular form