This short piano composition marries the tango with atonal serialism--technically a no-no if one follows Milton Babbitt's approach to serialism (linking temporal and spatial intervals). Here the two tone rows live in a tango rhythm.
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Tuesday, 18 March 2014
12 Tone Tango for Two
12 Tone Tango for Two (opens audio in new window)
This short piano composition marries the tango with atonal serialism--technically a no-no if one follows Milton Babbitt's approach to serialism (linking temporal and spatial intervals). Here the two tone rows live in a tango rhythm.
This short piano composition marries the tango with atonal serialism--technically a no-no if one follows Milton Babbitt's approach to serialism (linking temporal and spatial intervals). Here the two tone rows live in a tango rhythm.
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