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Using all twelve tones without regard to their traditional relationship to major or minor scales, avoiding traditional chord pro

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You are either talking about chromatic scales or the twelve tone technique which requires all 12 tones to be used before you can repeat them again. One notable composer would be Aaron Copland take a look when you can.
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