Does THIS CHORD exist?

The “Non-Existent” Chord That Shocked Vienna | Schoenberg’s Transfigured Night Explained In 1899, a young Arnold Schoenberg wrote Verklärte Nacht—a lush, late-Romantic masterpiece once rejected for containing a “non-existent chord.” Join composer Keith Horn as he uncovers why this innocent-sounding harmony caused outrage, how it connects to Wagner’s Tristan, and how it marks the turning point toward 20th-century modernism. 🎻 Expect: harmonic analysis, musical history, and a fun dive into the moment Romanticism gave way to atonality. #Schoenberg #ChordOfTheWeek #KeithHorn #MusicTheory #TransfiguredNight #ArnoldSchoenberg #Wagner #RomanticMusic #AtonalMusic #Vienna #ClassicalMusicAnalysis https://open.spotify.com/album/4f7znA...