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Bagatelle sans tonalité ( Bagatelle without tonality) is a 1885 piece for solo piano written by Franz Liszt. It is a departure from tonality. The pieces is often considered as prediction of the direction of classical music rather than as part of the atonal movement.

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Bagatelle sans tonalitéBagatelle sans tonalit ( Bagatelle without tonality) is a 1885 piece for solo piano written by Franz Liszt. It is a departure from tonality. The pieces is often considered as prediction of the direction of classical music rather than as part of the atonal

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