Arnold Schoenberg, Three Songs for Low Voice and Piano, Opus 48

There are many terms used to describe Schoenberg's compositions: atonal, 12 tone, serialism, expressionism, and even dodecaphonic. But what do those mean? And why does Schoenberg sound like that? Find out in this short video! Narration: Jeffrey Blair

Why Does Schoenberg Sound Like That?

Why Does Schoenberg Sound Like That?
Arnold Schoenberg - Wind Quintet, Op. 26

Arnold Schoenberg - Wind Quintet, Op. 26
Anton Webern Four Pieces for violin and piano, op. 7

Anton Webern Four Pieces for violin and piano, op. 7
Arnold Schoenberg, Three Songs for Low Voice and Piano, Opus 48

Arnold Schoenberg, Three Songs for Low Voice and Piano, Opus 48
Karajan rehearses Beethoven’s 9th Symphony

Karajan rehearses Beethoven’s 9th Symphony
Arnold Schoenberg, String Quartet No. 1 in d minor, op. 7

Arnold Schoenberg, String Quartet No. 1 in d minor, op. 7
Klassische Musik für Studium und Konzentration Mozart Studie Musik, Entspannende Musik Instr

Klassische Musik für Studium und Konzentration Mozart Studie Musik, Entspannende Musik Instr
Bernstein on Schoenberg

Bernstein on Schoenberg