Meditation Relax Club - After Dark

In the beginning. 20 centuryalong with Schoenberg, composers J. M. Hauer (Vienna), N. Obukhov (Paris), E. Golyshev (Berlin), and others developed composition systems that, according to their authors, should have been introduced into A. M. principles and put an end to the sound anarchy of atonalism. However, from these attempts, only the “method of composition with 12 tones correlated only among themselves”, published in 1922 by Schönberg, under the name dodecafonia, became widespread in many others. countries. The principles of A. m. Underlie the diverse express. funds so-called musesavant-garde. At the same time, these principles are resolutely rejected by many of the prominent composers of the 20th century who adhere to tonal muses. thinking (A. Honegger, P. Hindemith, S. S. Prokofiev, etc. ). The recognition or non-recognition of the legitimacy of atonalism is one of the foundations. disagreements in sovr. muses creativity.