an atonal composition method based on a specific order of pitches (a tone row)

a specific order of the 12 notes of the chromatic scale, forming the basis of a piece of serialism

when a set of notes (like a tone row) is reversed

Tone row example: long, equal-length notes

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What is the name of a specific order of the 12 notes used in serialism?

each of the 12 chromatic notes must be used

notes should be played legato and staccato

Which two are correct ‘rules’ for a tone row?

Which of these was a famous serialist composer?

{{}} is a technique in which the order of pitches is carefully reversed, creating a ‘mirror image’ of the tone row.

If music has no key or tonic note, it is described as what?

Each piece of serialism is based on a sequence of notes called a tone {{}}

It doesn't include every note of the chromatic scale.

What is wrong with this tone row? (Select two answers)