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A & I: Impressionism and Moden/Post-Modern
A & I: Impressionism and Moden/Post-Modern
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Perspective: as we have moved through time, has the length of the "music periods" seemed to grow longer or shorter?
I'm guessing at this point
To Infinity and Beyond
Shorter
Longer
2
History Line Up: the
American Civil War
fell in this musical period
Romantic
Baroque
20th Century
Renaissance
3
Term: What does Rubato mean?
stopping on a note and sustaining it
ostinato rhythm
stretching out or speeding up notes within the overall tempo
increasing vibration of a tone
4
Extra points: The principle of organizing music around a central, or “home,” pitch is called:
dissonance.
tonality.
harmony.
consonance.
5
Which work by Stravinsky premiered in Paris (1913) and culminated with a riot?
Symphonie Fantastique
The Nutcracker
Rhapsody in Blue
The Rite of Spring
6
Which musical movement has whole tone and pentatonic scales, and a 'dreamy' soundscape
20th Century
Modernism
Impressionism
Romantic
7
Think Back - Importance of the individual, emotional expression, and respect for nature denotes which era?
modernism
Impressionism
Romantic
20th Century
8
Term: What is Tone Color?
What makes one instrument sound different from another
Romantic painting characteristic
How I feel, my opinion, not based on fact
Tempo that gets faster and slower
9
Term: A 19th c. genre that set a poem to music; for solo voice and piano (referenced in a previous slide)
Art Song
concerto
bergerette
etude
10
In what country did Impressionism originate?
France
Germany
England
Italy
11
History Line Up: valves were added to brass instruments in this musical period
classical
Impressionism
Romantic
modern
12
This composer is associated with Modern Music
Johannes Brahms
Guiseppe Verdi
Stravinsky
Gustav Mahler
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This scales, used in Impressionist compositions, created a new sonic landscapes
whole tone scale and 12-tone
diatonic scale and pentatonic
pentatonic scale and whole tone
12-tone scale and diatonic
14
Which two musical eras explored, emphasized, and celebrated dissonance the most?
Impressionism and Modern
Romantic and Classical
Impressionism and Romantic
Modern and Baroque
15
The Rite of Spring is characterized by:
politonality
the percussive use of dissonance
polythythms
all of these answers
16
Melodies in twentieth-century music are best characterized by
wide leaps and dissonant intervals.
long, balanced phrases.
ringing clearly in one range or register in the orchestra.
a singing, lyric vocal style.
17
Impressionism was a transition between which 2 musical eras?
Romantic and Modern
Modern and Post-Modern
Baroque and Romantic
Classical and Baroque
18
Aggressive rhythms, sharp dissonance, abrupt changes in styles describe this movement
Romantic Music
Marching Bands
Impressionistic Music
Modernism
19
History Line Up: the
Industrial Revolution
fell in this musical period
Romantic
20th Century
20
What is Program Music?
An ostinato
An instrumental piece that tells a story through sound only
Question and Answer form
Paper you receive at a concert telling you the songs
21
Term - 19th and 20th c. compositions celebrating the folk melodies of a composer's native country fostered
Expressionism
Individualism
Exoticism
Nationalism
22
Impressionism in music is best exemplified by the works from which composer listed:
Hector Berlioz
Peter I. Tchaikovsky
Gustav Mahler
Claude Debussy
23
Which words best describe musical elements of the Modern era?
Organized, clear, rigid
Fancy, ornate
Aggressive, fast harmonic changes
Emotional, soft
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**Was the
Rite of Spring
originally
written for an orchestral setting only (no dancers included)?
False
True