[Schoenberg's Piano Pieces] Atonal works by the founder of the twelve-tone technique

Arnold Schoenberg, an Austrian composer who represents contemporary music that pursued atonality—music without a key.

He is also the founder of the twelve-tone technique, which treats all notes within an octave equally.

His music is known for being extremely complex and is not performed very often, yet it possesses a mysterious allure that draws listeners into its unique world almost unconsciously.

In this article, we will carefully select and introduce pieces by Schoenberg that are either solo piano works or feature the piano in a prominent role!

Playlist

[Schoenberg's Piano Pieces] Atonal works by the founder of the twelve-tone technique
	Title	Playlist	Review
1	Piano Suite, Op. 25Arnold Schönberg		An innovative masterpiece of Schoenberg's twelve-tone technique
2	Three Piano Pieces, Op. 11Arnold Schönberg		Schoenberg’s innovative works of atonal music
3	Fantasia for Violin and Piano, Op. 47Arnold Schönberg		Schoenberg’s late innovative violin works
4	Five Piano Pieces, Op. 23Arnold Schönberg		Indicates a transitional period toward the twelve-tone technique in Schoenberg’s works
5	Six Piano Pieces, Op. 19Arnold Schönberg		Atonal piano pieces composed by Schönberg
6	Four Songs, Op. 2Arnold Schönberg		Schoenberg: A Masterpiece of Innovative Harmony
7	Piano Concerto, Op. 42Arnold Schönberg		Schoenberg laid the foundations of modern music through atonality and the twelve-tone technique.
8	Piano Piece, Op. 33bArnold Schönberg		Schoenberg pursues his unique musicality through the twelve-tone technique
9	Piano Piece, Op. 33aArnold Schönberg		Late piano solo works by Schoenberg
10	Three Songs for Voice and Piano, Op. 48Arnold Schönberg		Founder of Schoenberg's twelve-tone technique