Vaclav Nelhybel - Twelve-Tone Composition FLAC

Vaclav Nelhybel Technical Twelve-tone Education 1961

Tracklist

Twelve-Tone Music
A1	From Tonality To Atonality
A2	Building A Twelve-Tone Series
A3	Musical Themes In A Twelve-Tone Series
A4	Series Forms: Original; Retrograde; Inversion; Retrograde-Inversion
A5	Creating Technical Patterns: Two-Part Compsition; Three-Part Compsition; Four-Part Composition
A6	Transposing A Series
A7	Symetric Series
A8	All-Interval Series
Demonstration Of Technical Terminology
B1	Harmony: Chords: Tonic; Dominant; Sub-Dominant; Tonality; Cadence
B2	Chord-Foreign Notes: Passing Notes; Alternating Notes; Anticipation; Retardation; Suspension
B3	Tension And Resolution - Consonace And Dissonance; Tonality; Atonality; Diatonic; Chromatic
B4	Intervals
B5	Scales: Chromatic; Whole-Tone; Major; Minor Melodic; Gypsy Or Oriental; Chinese Or Pentatonic
B6	Transposition
B7	Demonstration Of Various Terms: Polytonality; Horizontal; Vertical; Homophony; Polyphony
B8	Retrograde Mirror Form

Credits

Design [Cover] – Ronald Clyne
Liner Notes [Introductory Note] – Prof. Dr. Franz Brenn*
Music By [Musical Examples], Ensemble [Woodwind Quartet] – Unknown Artist
Narrator – William Geib
Words By, Producer [Prepared By] – Vaclav Nelhybel

Notes

With 16 page descriptive notes booklet
Label and booklet have the 165 W 46 St. NYC USA address
"The first side demonstrates the twelve-tone technique; the second side explains briefly the musical technical terms used in the text on side 1."

© 1961 Folkways Records & Service Corp.