MH3 Module 12 Chapter 37 Review

Who of the following is NOT a composer known for quotation or collage?

Who was synesthetic and Catholic, and used birdsong, modes of limited transposition, and nonretrogradable rhythms?

Which British composer of this period is known for tonal and neotonal works, both for amateurs and for LARGE ensembles?

Harry Partch made his own instruments for his works, built on a 43-note scale that used just intonation.

Which of the following facts about Wendy Carlos is untrue?

Which piece by George Crumb was written for an electronically amplified string quartet?

Music that uses multiple quotations, following a standard procedure to do so.

Which composer wrote Threnody for the Victims of Hiroshima?

In Boulez's Le Marteau sans maître, each of the nine movements is scored for a different group of instruments.

What was the first piece in which serial principles were applied to duration?

What is the type of music that is built from pre-recorded clips of sound?

What do we tend to call the composers who blended jazz and classical music in the mid-20th century?

Messaien used which instrument in his Turangalila Symphony?

The assertion of a tonal center though unconventional means (like repetition of the primary pitch or chord).

Which piece was performed at the Brussels World Fair through 425 loudspeakers with moving light and projected images?

In Stockhausen's Kreuzspiel, the serial rotation processes cross at precisely three points within the piece.

In serial music, all parameters are ALWAYS truly, totally serial.

Music that uses the 12-tone method, but that applies it to parameters other than pitch

In the mid-twentieth century, universities in North America became important patrons of contemporary music composition .

Music in which certain aspects of the music are left unspecified and meant to be determined by the performer.