The structure of atonal music. by Forte, Allen

The structure of atonal music / by Forte, Allen

Subjects: “…Atonality.…”
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The atonal music of Anton Webern / by Forte, Allen

Table of Contents: “…Webern today -- Concepts and terms -- The early songs -- The first virtuoso chamber music: Five movements for string quartet, opus 5 -- The first orchestral works: Six pieces for orchestra, opus 6 -- The "violin pieces": Four pieces for violin and piano, opus 7 -- The first orchestral songs: Two songs for voice and eight instruments, opus 8 -- The miniatures for string quartet: Six bagatelles, opus 9 -- Webern's return to the orchestra: Five pieces for orchestra, opus 10 -- The miniatures for cello and piano: Three short pieces for violoncello and piano, opus 11 -- The new lieder: Four songs for voice and piano, opus 12 -- The last atonal orchestral songs: Four songs for voice and instruments, opus 13 and the Trakl lieder, opus 14 -- Five sacred songs, opus 15 and the Latin canons, opus 16.…”