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List of tone rows and series

List of tone rows and series

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This is a list of tone rows and series. For a list of unordered collections, see set (music), Forte number, list of set classes, and trope (music).

Twelve tone rows

More information Row form, Integers ...

Other lengths

Fewer than twelve

Five
More information Prime form, Interval classes ...
Six
More information Prime form, Interval classes ...
Eight
More information Prime form, Interval classes ...
Nine
More information Prime form, Interval classes ...
Ten
More information Prime form, Interval classes ...
Eleven
More information Prime form, Interval classes ...

More than twelve

Thirteen
More information Prime form, Interval classes ...
Fourteen
More information Prime form, Interval classes ...
Seventeen
More information Prime form, Interval classes ...
Twenty-two
More information Prime form, Interval classes ...
Twenty-four
More information Prime form, Interval classes ...

See also

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