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AMS/AMO (Grade 12): Twelve Tone Serialism Composition for String Orchestra

by OMEA | Apr 2, 2018 | 2009 Curriculum Support, Secondary, Strings

Strings / Orchestra AMS / AMO Grade 12 Single Lesson

Twelve Tone Serialism Composition for String Orchestra
Students will use the creative process to develop and generate a twelve tone row, and create a composition for string orchestra using different ways to present the tone row.

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