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Topic: 4132 Bartok

	A question about Atonal music
		I seem to have a memory of a Bartok peice that retains tonailty through extreme chromaticism, something I'll look for later.
		A lot of this is made more difficult from Bartok's extensive use of modes...
		I'm thinking of a peice which follows a major or minor tonality that is heavily chromatic (for some reason I keep on thinking of one of the string quartets, though I'm not sure which).
	www.good-music-guide.com /forum/index.php?topic=5144.30 (1457 words)

	Music Basics Index
		Bartok - First Book For Pianists (Palmer) [Alfred Publishing Co.]
		Bartok - Introduction to His Piano Works (Palmer) [Alfred Publishing Co.]
		Bartok - Pieces for Children (Palmer) [Alfred Publishing Co.]
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	Sheet music needed! - Ex Isle Forums
		Teleman has a bunch of fun sonatas you might want to check out.
		I'm playing a movement of one for my recital that's coming up, as well as a couple movements of Bartok's Romanian Dances.
		Those are very fun, you should definitely look into them!
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