In Schoenberg's Variations for Orchestra, Op. 31 tone row form P1's second half has the same notes, in a different order, as the first half of I10: "Thus it is possible to employ P1 and I10 simultaneously and in parallel motion without causing note doubling" (Leeuw 2005, 154–55). Play (help·info) Featuring hexachordal combinatoriality between its primary forms, P1 and I6, Schoenberg's Piano Piece, Op. 33a tone row...
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In Schoenberg's Variations for Orchestra, Op. 31 tone row form P1's second half has the same notes, in a different order, as the first half of I10: "Thus it is possible to employ P1 and I10 simultaneously and in parallel motion without causing note doubling" (Leeuw 2005, 154–55). Play (help·info) Featuring hexachordal combinatoriality between its primary forms, P1 and I6, Schoenberg's Piano Piece, Op. 33a tone row...