atonally (Meaning)

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atonally (r)

without tonality

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The concert hall reverberated with atonally dissonant chords that grated upon the ears.
The violinist played atonally, producing an eerie and haunting melody that sent shivers down the spines of the audience.
The composer's atonality challenged traditional musical norms, creating a jarring and disorienting effect.
The discordant atonality of the orchestra's performance left the critics divided in their opinions.
The experimental musician incorporated atonality into their work, resulting in a chaotic and unpredictable soundscape.
The atonally strummed guitar created a backdrop of unsettling tension that permeated the entire scene.
The singer's atonality grated on the judges' ears, causing them to cringe and request an immediate reaudition.
The composer's use of atonality pushed the boundaries of musical expression, eliciting both awe and condemnation from listeners.
The dissonant atonality of the opening bars set the tone for a film that was both disturbing and thought-provoking.
The artist's atonally expressive painting captured the raw emotions of loss and despair, evoking a profound sense of sadness in its viewers.

without tonality

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The concert hall reverberated with atonally dissonant chords that grated upon the ears.

The violinist played atonally, producing an eerie and haunting melody that sent shivers down the spines of the audience.

The composer's atonality challenged traditional musical norms, creating a jarring and disorienting effect.

The discordant atonality of the orchestra's performance left the critics divided in their opinions.