Symphony, Op. 21

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Symphony, Op. 21 is a concise, two-movement twelve-tone orchestral work by Anton Webern that exemplifies his highly structured, pointillistic style and is considered a landmark of the Second Viennese School.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf orchestral work
twelve-tone composition
approximateDuration about 10 minutes
associatedWith Second Viennese School NERFINISHED
belongsToCatalogue Webern Opus catalogue NERFINISHED
completionYear 1928
composer Anton Webern NERFINISHED
composerOf Anton Webern NERFINISHED
compositionYear 1927
countryOfOrigin Austria
era modernism in music
formalDesign first movement in sonata form
second movement as theme and variations
genre symphonic music
historicalSignificance important early example of orchestral twelve-tone writing
landmark of the Second Viennese School
influenced post-war serial composers
influencedBy Arnold Schoenberg NERFINISHED
languageOfMovementTitles German
movement Ruhig schreitend
Variationen
movementCount two
nationalTradition Austrian
notableFor extreme concision
highly structured serial organization
innovative orchestration
numberOfMovements 2
opusNumber Op. 21
period 20th-century classical music
premiereYear 1929
school Second Viennese School NERFINISHED
scoring orchestra
structure two-movement symphony
style pointillism
serialism
twelve-tone
technique Klangfarbenmelodie
canon
double canon
inversion
retrograde
twelve-tone row
texture highly transparent
pointillistic
title Symphony, Op. 21 NERFINISHED

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Anton Webern notableWork Symphony, Op. 21
Second Viennese School notableWorkByMembers Symphony, Op. 21
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