Pronunciation: /doʊdəˈkæfɒnɪk/
noun a style of music using the dodecaphonic system
A1 I heard a dodecaphonic melody in the music class.
A2 The students were learning about dodecaphonic composition.
B1 The composer used dodecaphonic techniques in his latest piece.
B2 The orchestra performed a dodecaphonic work at the concert.
C1 The dodecaphonic style of music is known for its complex harmonies.
C2 Scholars often debate the significance of dodecaphonic music in the modern era.
adjective relating to or using a musical system in which tones are arranged in a series of twelve tones, each a semitone apart
A1 I heard a dodecaphonic melody at the concert.
A2 The music piece was composed using a dodecaphonic technique.
B1 The composer is known for his innovative use of dodecaphonic scales.
B2 The dodecaphonic composition challenged traditional musical conventions.
C1 The dodecaphonic style of music requires a deep understanding of music theory.
C2 Scholars debate the significance of dodecaphonic music in the modern era.
formal The composer used a dodecaphonic technique in his latest symphony, creating a complex and structured piece of music.
informal I heard that dodecaphonic music is all about using all twelve notes equally in a composition.
slang Dodecaphonic tunes are not really my thing, I prefer more traditional melodies.
figurative The artist's use of dodecaphonic colors in the painting created a sense of chaos and harmony at the same time.
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