He developed notation such as "P," "R," "I," and "RI" to describe how a sequence of notes can be written backwards and upside-down to produce a retrograde inversion.
He's not Grieg, but this composer's Opus 25 is a piano suite whose six movements are each in the form of a Baroque dance, such as a PrÃ¤ludium marked Rasch. He called for fifteen instruments in his one-movement, E major Chamber Symphony No. 1. He developed notation such as "P," "R," "I," and "RI" to describe how a sequence of notes can be written backwards and upside-down to produce a retrograde inversion. A solo soprano sings in a (*) half-speaking style called Sprechstimme [SHPREK-shtim-muh] in this composer's setting of twenty-one poems by Albert Giraud. He invented a method of composition based on a predetermined row of every note in the chromatic scale. For 10 points, name this composer of Pierrot Lunaire who developed the twelve-tone technique.
He's not Grieg, but this composer's Opus 25 is a piano suite whose six movements are each in the form of a Baroque dance, such as a PrÃ¤ludium marked Rasch.
Arnold Schoenberg 