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The 30 pages that link to Atonality, each with the reason it gives.

• ChromaticismCompared with: Chromaticism can enrich tonal music without abolishing the tonal center that atonality rejects.

• Chord progressionCompared with: It challenges the key-centered expectations that guide many chord progressions.

• HarmonyCompared with: It rejects the tonal hierarchy that underlies many conventional accounts of harmony.

• Tonal musicCompared with: It rejects the central pitch hierarchy that defines tonal music.

• Tonic (music)Compared with: It rejects the stable pitch hierarchy that gives the tonic its conventional role.

• DissonanceCompared with: Atonal music weakens the tonal expectations that traditionally assign dissonance its direction.

• Jazz harmonyCompared with: Jazz can stretch tonal centers without necessarily abandoning tonal reference altogether.

• Key signatureCompared with: Atonal music often lacks the tonal hierarchy that conventional key signatures summarize.

• PolytonalityCompared with: Polytonality retains multiple centers, whereas atonality avoids a stable tonal hierarchy.

• ModulationCompared with: Modulation depends on tonal centers, whereas atonal music does not rely on them.

• Ferruccio BusoniCompared with: Busoni sought expanded musical freedom without adopting atonality as a settled system.

• Common practice periodCompared with: Atonality rejects the tonal hierarchy that defined common-practice harmony.

• Alexander ScriabinCompared with: Scriabin's late music approaches weakened tonality without following the same path as later atonal composers.

• Major and minorCompared with: Atonal music departs from the key-centered framework in which major and minor operate.

• Music of Star WarsCompared with: The franchise’s signature themes rely on memorable tonal melodies rather than sustained atonality.