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MAPEH Music of 20th century (part 1)
MAPEH Music of 20th century (part 1)
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Texture: ___ textures are often used (12 - tone music often uses homophonic texture)
Polyphonic
Monophonic
Homophonic
Heterophonic
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EMOTIONAL RESTRAINT, balance and clarity. A moderating factor between excesses of the Romantic period & expressionism
Neo-Classicism
Impressionism
Primitivism
Expressionism
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Arnold Schoenberg (Expressionism)
Firebird / The Rite of Spring / Petrouchka
Verklarte Nacht, Three Pieces for Piano, op. 11 / Pierrot Lunaire
Prelude of the Afternoon of a Faun / Claire de Lune
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Claude Debussy (Impressionism)
Verklarte Nacht, Three Pieces for Piano, op. 11 / Pierrot Lunaire
Prelude of the Afternoon of a Faun / Claire de Lune
Firebird / The Rite of Spring / Petrouchka
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A SEQUENCE OF SINGLE NOTES; the main, most prominent line or voice in a piece of music
Harmony
Timbre
Melody
Rhythm
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Refers to a style where in the PIECE ALWAYS SOUNDS DIFFERENT at every performance of the random techniques of production
Avant Garde Music
Electronic Music
Modern Nationalism
Chance Music
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ORDER OF EVENTS in a piece of music. The term may define the number of sections, and their relationship to each other.
Beats
Dynamics
Form
Texture
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The QUALITY OF A SOUND, or the 'colour' of a sound and often refers to different instruments
Melody
Timbre
Rhythm
Harmony
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Claude Debussy of Impressionism is also known as?
Father of Pre-Modern School of Composition
Father of Neo-Classical School of Composition
Father of Classical School of Composition
Father of Modern School of Composition
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Music of the 20th century is often referred as what in music?
Age of musical diversity
Age of musical development
Age of musical continuation
Age of musical improvement
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Performing Medium: Performing groups during this era include:
All (Chamber Orchestras, Instrumental Ensembles, Choral Groups)
Chamber Orchestras
Instrumental Ensembles
Choral Groups
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Describes music that is INTENDED TO CONVEY A MOOD and impression rather than a dramatic or narrative idea.
Impressionism
Expressionism
Neo-Classicism
Primitivism
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The CHANGES IN VOLUME, Changes can be immediate or gradual of time.
Beats
Dynamics
Form
Texture
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Form: Musical forms from PREVIOUS MUSICAL PERIODS are used, often in ____ ways
Standard
Experimental
Conventional
Traditional
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Refers to an ORIGINAL PIECE OR WORK of music, either vocal or instrumental
Audience
Composer
Setting
Composition
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Describes the RELATIONSHIP OF LINES, KNOWN AS 'VOLCES", within a piece. These lines form layers of sound.
Beats
Texture
Form
Dynamics
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Harmony: Often ___ & ___.
Regular / Balanced
Experimental / Dissonant
Consonant / Harmonious
Melodic / Pleasant
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NEO-CLASSICISM made use of a ___
external sounds cannot be duplicated
atonality
twelve - tone scale
freer seven-note diatonic scale.
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Incorporated NATIONALISTIC ELEMENTS in his music
Igor Stravinsky (Expressionism, Primitivism, and Neo-classical)
Arnold Schoenberg (Expressionism)
Claude Debussy (Impressionism)
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PRIVITISM has ____
overlapping chords
whole-tone scale
insistent rhythms
percussive sounds
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A musical composition that is based on LITERARY WORK
Composer
Audience
Setting
Composition
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IMPRESSIONISM made use of ____
twelve - tone scale
atonality
overlapping chords
whole-tone scale
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A GROUP OF PEOPLE who participate in a show or encounter a work of art or academic in any medoum
Composer
Setting
Audience
Composition
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Music that uses TAPE RECORDER is called ____
concrete music
tape music
video music
electronic music
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COMBINES TWO familiar or simple ideas together creating new sound.
Neo-Classicism
Impressionism
Primitivism
Expressionism
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His music was DISREGARDED TRADITIONAL chord structures and tonality
Igor Stravinsky (Expressionism, Primitivism, and Neo-classical)
Arnold Schoenberg (Expressionism)
Claude Debussy (Impressionism)
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Earned the title of one of music's TRULY EPOCHAL INNOVATORS because of his technical innovations
Igor Stravinsky (Expressionism, Primitivism, and Neo-classical)
Arnold Schoenberg (Expressionism)
Claude Debussy (Impressionism)
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NOTES OF DIFFERENT DURATIONS are organised into pattems
Melody
Timbre
Harmony
Rhythm
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The SUCCESSION OF CHORDS. Chords are two or more notes played together at the same time.
Timbre
Rhythm
Harmony
Melody
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Served as a medium for EXPRESSING STRONG EMOTIONS, such as anxiety, rage, and alienation
Expressionism
Neo-Classicism
Primitivism
Impressionism
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EXPRESSIONISM used ___, lacking stable and conventional harmonies
atonality
external sounds cannot be duplicated
freer seven-note diatonic scale.
twelve - tone scale
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Melody: Are often ____, Depending on the form of style used.
Dissonant
All (Fragmented, Experimental, Dissonant)
Experimental
Fragmented
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Which among the following is a Radical change of style which expressed the individuality of composers?
Unconventional rhythm (syncopated, improvisational)
All (Syncopated, Melodic Pattern, Folk music was studied more)
Folk was studied more systematically (peasant music)
Melodic pattern in folk and popular music were given a second look
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He developed the 12-TONE TECHNIQUE (dodecaphony) which is a widely influential compositional method.
Arnold Schoenberg (Expressionism)
Claude Debussy (Impressionism)
Igor Stravinsky (Expressionism, Primitivism, and Neo-classical)
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He was the PRIMARY EXPONENT of the impressionist movement and the focal point for other impressionist composers.
Igor Stravinsky (Expressionism, Primitivism, and Neo-classical)
Arnold Schoenberg (Expressionism)
Claude Debussy (Impressionism)
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Igor Stravinsky (Expressionism, Primitivism, Neo-Classical)
Firebird / The Rite of Spring / Petrouchka
Prelude of the Afternoon of a Faun / Claire de Lune
Verklarte Nacht, Three Pieces for Piano, op. 11 / Pierrot Lunaire
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Sounds are arranged by the composer in different ways like by playing the TAPE RECORDER in its fastest mode or reverse
Chance Music
Avant Garde Music
Electronic Music
Modern Nationalism
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Development focused on nationalist composers & musical innovators who sought to COMBINE MODERN TECHNIQUE W/FOLK MATERIAL
Electronic Music
Chance Music
Modern Nationalism
Avant Garde Music
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Someone who WRITES AND DIRECTS original music used to produce various types of media entertainment
Composition
Composer
Audience
Setting
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Considered to be at the forefront of INNOVATION in its field. Closely associated with Electronic Music
Modern Nationalism
Chance Music
Electronic Music
Avant Garde Music
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Rhythm: ___, individual rhythms are used, and new rhythms and meters are common such as POLYRHYTHMS AND POLYMETERS
Complex
Basic
Normal
Simple
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In CHANCE MUSIC, most of the sounds emanate from the surroundings, combination of _____ as each happens by chance
atonality
twelve - tone scale
external sounds cannot be duplicated
freer seven-note diatonic scale.