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Term that avoids explicit statement, and emphasizes suggestion and atmosphere.
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a. impressionism
b. primitivism
c. expressivism
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Term that is inspired by early works of art and by ‘raw’ or unsophisticated cultures.
a. impressionism
b. primitivism
c. expressivism
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Primitivism contains concepts of all except:
a. “savage” rhythms
b. syncopation
c. dissonance
d. narrow melodies
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Highly emotional style i art that sought to express disturbed states of mind
a. impressionism
b. primitivism
c. expressivism
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“drug music” would fit the catagory of:
a. impressionism
b. primitivism
c. expressivism
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— used his russian heritage for melodic, rhythmic, and harmonic inspiration
a. Arnold Shoenberg
b. Anton Webern
c. Milton Babett
d. Igor Stravinsky
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Igor Stravinsky wrote all but one the following:
a. The Rite of Spring
b. The Freebird
c. The Nutcracker
d. Petruska
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Which ballet caused riots in Paris, France.
a. The Rite of Spring
b. The Freebird
c. The Nutcracker
d. Petruska
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Melody was less important in 20th century compositions
a. True
b. False
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Orchestras were larger in 20th century music.
a. True
b. False
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Combinations of unlike timbres were common in 20th century orchestral music (ex. flute, cello, and piano)
a. True
b. False
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Composer that follow impressionism, abandoned tonality, and used “sprechstimme”
a. Arnold Schoenberg
b. Anton Weber
c. Milton Babitt
d. Igor Stravinsky
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A speech type of singing where note lengths, dynamic levels, and pitches are simply implied:
a. serialism
b. sprechstimme
c. aleatory music
d. 12-tone-row
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Term where all notes in the chromatic scale are to be used before one is repeated.
a. serialism
b. sprechstimme
c. aleatory music
d. 12-tone-row
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Term where timbres, registers, rhythms, durations, dynamic levels were organized in ‘rows’
a. serialism
b. sprechstimme
c. aleatory music
d. 12-tone-row
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retrograde is to be played
a. mirror-image (upside down)
b. backwards
c. backwards and mirror image
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Anton Webern, Charles Ives, Henry Cowell, and Milton Babbitt were all:
a. impressionist
b. primitivist
c. experimentalist
d. expressionist
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Student of Shoenberg:
a. Anton Webern
b. Charles Ives
c. Henry Cowell
d. Milton Babbitt
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Used quarter tones and polytonality
a. Anton Webern
b. Charles Ives
c. Henry Cowell
d. Milton Babbitt
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Used tone clusters:
a. Anton Webern
b. Charles Ives
c. Henry Cowell
d. Milton Babbitt
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Used electronic synthesizers and tape recorders with serialism:
a. Anton Webern
b. Charles Ives
c. Henry Cowell
d. Milton Babbitt
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— left up to chance, very indeterminate, and was a reaction to the control of strict orders of music
a. serialism
b. sprechstimme
c. aleatory music
d. 12-tone-row
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— experimented with unique and unconventional instruments, and also invented the “prepared” piano
a. Igor Strativsky
b. Robert Shoenberg
c. Anton Weber
d. Jone Cage
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Other experimentalist included: Sergei Prokfiev, Aaron Copeland, Samuel Barber, Leonard Bernstein, Eric Whitaker
a. True
b. False
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