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14. What is the name of John Cage's piece that is basically silence?*
3' 44''
4' 33''
4' 43''
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4. Where did the Impressionism begin?*
France
Italy
Germany
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9. Who is this?*
Beethoven.
Mahler
Stravinsky
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15. How do we call today's classical music that keeps exploring and experimenting?*
Classical music.
Modern music.
Contemporary music.
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1. Which musical piece initiates atonal music?
'The rite of spring' (La consagración de la primavera) by Stravinsky.
'Tristan and Isolda' by Wagner.
4' 33'' by John Cage.
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3. Regarding the time where it first appears, is there more atonal music or more tonal music?*
More tonal music.
More atonal music.
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6. The Expressionism is the musical movement less influenced by atonal music.*
True
False
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12. What is the name of the piece composed by Prokofiev that tells a story in which every animal is represented by a...
"The ugly duckling".
"Peter and the wolf".
"The three little pigs".
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7. Name of the composer who transmitted the ideas of atonal music to the german scene.*
Schönberg
Mahler
Stravinsky
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2. Atonal music is:*
a type of weird music that doesn't sound very well.
a type of music where there is not any
a type of music where there is one note which is more important than any...
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13. Who composed the string quartet for helicopters?*
Ligeti.
John Cage.
Stockhausen.
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8. The dodecaphonism is*
a composition method consisting in using 12 instruments.
a composition method invented by Schönberg that uses 12 sounds from a...
a composition method in which you use 12 notes and you cannot repeat...
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11. Which neoclassical composer looks like Harry Potter?*
Shostakovich.
Prokofiev.
Mozart.
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5. Which of these composers is an impressionist composer?*
Bach
Debussy
Schönberg
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10. Who of these composers is a spanish nationalist composer?*
Manuel de Falla.
Pablo Alborán.
Tomás Luis de Victoria.