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Combinations of groups of 2 and 3
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Found in Eastern European Music
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Used by Bela Bartok
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Mvt 4 of Music for Strings Percussion and Celesta uses 2+3+3
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ABCBA, ABCDCBA, ABCDEDCBA, etc.
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Used in Bartok’s Music for … and Celesta 3rd Movement
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J.S. Bach
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(in relation to Bartok)
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Collected and studied peasant music with Kodaly;
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Used E. European elements
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Also used Western elements
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Known for synthesis of Western and non-western
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;The Book of the Hanging Gardens |
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Quoted in Ive’s General William Booth…
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presented in cumulative form
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coincides with ;Are you washed in the blood of the lamb;
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Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean |
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The Emancipation of Dissonance |
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"Es is genug; so nimm denn meinen Geist"
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Five Pieces for Orchestra, Op. 10 |
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General William Booth Enters into Heaven |
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General William Booth Enters into Heaven
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Certain aspects of music are left undefined
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Players have a degree of choice
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Used in Ive’s "The Unanswered Question"
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Prokofiev
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Film by Eisenstein
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First "real" American composer
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Used hymns and popular tunes from the New England area in his works
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Made living as principal partner at Insurance company so was free to compose as he wished
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Used dissonance to "shock" his audience
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Homophobic – created imaginary character "Rollo" to take out aggressions towards weak, sissy men
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changing tone color=changing pitches in a melody
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used by Schoenberg and also Webern in Symphony, Op. 21
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Lady Macbeth of the Mtsensk District |
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The Love for Three Oranges |
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Berg
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12-tone opera
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Incomplete upon death
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Berg
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12-tone string quartet
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Multimovement-in-a-single-movement form |
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Music for Strings, Percussion and Celesta |
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Bartok
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symphony in 4 movements for special orchestra
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I = fugue
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II = sonata-allegro
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III = slow arch
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IV = rondo
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synthesizes E. folk music and W. art music
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Commissioned by Paul Sancher of the Bassel Chamber Orchestra
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New England Transcendentalism |
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