Hindemith's compositions are often anchored by a..?
Foundational tone
Complex melody
Jazzy rhythm
Dissonance
Answer
A foundational tone is a single note that anchors a composition. It can be used to create a sense of stability and coherence, and it can also be used to create tension and drama. Hindemith often used foundational tones in his compositions to create a sense of order and structure.
Harmonizing with Hindemith: A Melodic Quiz on the Life and Music of Paul Hindemith
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