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doˈdecaˌphony
doˈdecaˌphony n. 
/ˌdəʊdɪˈkæfənɪ//-ˌfəʊnɪ/ the twelve-note system.
/ˌdəʊdɪˈkæfənɪ//-ˌfəʊnɪ/ the twelve-note system.ΘΚΠ
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enharmonic1603
chromaticism1879
atonality1922
polytonality1923
bitonality1927
diatonism1927
atonalism1928
quarter-tonality1930
diatonicism1931
pentatonism1931
tritonality1931
pandiatonicism1937
microtonality1946
pantonality1946
dodecaphonism1951
dodecaphony1952
serialism1955
pentatonicism1958
minimalism1981
tonalism1990
1952 Musical Q. 38 604 Schollum's Second Sonata is in its combination of linearity, Romantic expressiveness, and dodecaphony a mixture of styles.
1955 Times 11 May 7/6 Dallapiccola's music, written before his conversion to dodecaphony, never failed to heighten the emotion.
1970 Daily Tel. 20 May 16/5 No amount of explaining could trace dodecaphony in Tippett's 2nd Symphony.
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