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Leader- Debussy
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started in the visual arts
characteristics- static, nonclimatic
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impressionistic
had more emphatic rhythms and scale use than debussy
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| a succession of chords all with the same interval structure |
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| a collection of pitches arranged highest to lowest or vice versa |
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musical ensemble.
more specifically an indonesian or malayan ensemble with gongs, gongchimes, metallophones, and drums
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German movement in early 20th century.
Schoenberg
Believed that art should reflect the inner consiousness of its creator.
DISSONANCE
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a group of songs usually for solo voice and piano. makes a literary and musical unit
*lied (in germany)
(poems are usually by the same poet)
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| Twentieht century and beyond periods |
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Pre WWI
Between the wars
Post WWII
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| Literary equivalent of impressionism, suggests rather than states |
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A look outside of western European culture for a more genuine art form
Serge Diaghileue
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originally from Russia, lived in France, supported the Ballet Russe
Brought together Igor Stravinsky and Vaslav Nijinsky who created 3 Ballets together including the Rite of Spring
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Arnold Schoenberg
pierrot lunaire
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| neoclassicism (as determined by country) new classicism, creating something understandable for people. |
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the telling of the story by the narrator
-to report
-to narrate
-to indicate
-to look back |
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shows rather than tells by means of action that is enacted
-represent
-embody
-transform
-to know only a continuos present |
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| it is part of the narrative of the flim |
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| music plays in the background but cannot be heard by the film’s characters |
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peter and the wolf
Alexander Nevsky |
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Aaron Copland
-trilogy of ballets
billy the kid
-rodeo
*appalachian spring |
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| everything is predetermined |
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| chance music/ everything is on the spot |
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| anything made to something else |
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serialism
aleatoricism
minimalism
internationalism
eclecticism
experimentalism
neoromanticism |
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Stravinsky
characteristics are objectivity and expressive restraint. |
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| a piano whose sound has been altered by inserting materials.. John Cage |
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