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Composing Twelve-Tone Music
Introduction
Course Information
Course Content
Lesson 1 - Introduction (13:21)
Lesson 2 - The Series / The Row (24:41)
Lesson 3 - Implications of Tonality (15:17)
Lesson 4 - Implications of Atonality and the Whole Tone Scale (29:45)
Lesson 5 - Using a Symmetrical Series (22:50)
Lesson 6 - Using an All Interval Series and a Symmetrical All Interval Series (18:40)
Lesson 7 - Using a Short or a Long Series (17:05)
Lesson 8 - Traps to Avoid When Constructing the Series (20:58)
Lesson 9 - Dealing with Enharmonics (16:25)
Lesson 10 - Octave Transposition (17:02)
Lesson 11 - Transpositions of the Row (11:18)
Lesson 12 - Melodic and Rhythm Design Plus Other Impacts (47:58)
Lesson 13 - Impact of Phrasing and Articulation (11:29)
Lesson 14 - Making the Most of Different Colours and Registers (11:00)
Lesson 15 - Note Repetition (15:12)
Lesson 16 - Including the Familiar (9:16)
Lesson 17 - Consonant and Dissonant Harmonic Intervals (21:57)
Lesson 18 - Writing in Two Parts (15:26)
Lesson 19 - Writing in More Than Two Parts (13:27)
Lesson 20 - Serial Harmony (51:49)
Lesson 21 - Polyphonic Writing (14:08)
Lesson 22 - External and Internal Structure (25:13)
Lesson 23 - Permutations of the Row (10:41)
Lesson 24 - Recommended Listening (9:30)
Lesson 25 - Composing a Serial Piece (69:58)
Practice Exercises
The Series / The Row
Implications of Tonality
Implications of Atonality and the Whole Tone Scale
Using a Symmetrical Series
Using an All Interval Series and a Symmetrical All Interval Series
Using a Short or a Long Series
Traps to Avoid When Constructing the Series
Dealing with Enharmonics
Octave Transposition
Transpositions of the Row
Melodic and Rhythm Design Plus Other Impacts
Impact of Phrasing and Articulation
Making the Most of Different Colours and Registers
Note Repetition
Including the Familiar
Consonant and Dissonant Harmonic Intervals
Writing in Two Parts
Writing in More Than Two Parts
Serial Harmony
Polyphonic Writing
External and Internal Structure
Permutations of the Row
Composing a Serial Piece
Additional Resources
Scores
Final Piece
Your Next Steps
Your Next Steps
Course Review
Course Review
Implications of Atonality and the Whole Tone Scale
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