MUSIC OF THE 20TH CENTURY

The 20th-century musical style created mood rather than a definite picture.

• Impressionism

• Expressionism

• Avant-Garde Music

• Primitivism

The 20th-century musical style combines modern techniques with folk materials.

• Neo-Classicism

• Expressionism

• Modern Nationalism

• Primitivism

The 20th-century musical style served as a medium for expressing strong emotions like anxiety, rage, and alienation.

• Neo-Classicism

• Expressionism

• Modern Nationalism

• Primitivism

A 20th-century musical style was a partial return to a classical form of writing music with carefully modulated dissonances.

• Neo-Classicism

• Primitivism

• Modern Nationalism

• Impressionism

He was the primary exponent and the most influential impressionist composer.

• Bela Bartok

• Claude Debussy

• Maurice Ravel

• Philip Glass

A primitivist composer used Hungarian folk themes and rhythms.

• Bela Bartok

• Arnold Schoenberg

• Igor Stravinsky

• Claude Debussy

A 20th-century composer wrote "Peter and the Wolf."

• Philip Glass

• Leonard Bernstein

• Igor Stravinsky

• Sergei Prokofieff

He is considered the father of American jazz.

• Philip Glass

• Leonard Bernstein

• George Gershwin

• Sergei Prokofieff

He is best known for his composition of the musical West Side Story in 1957.

• Maurice Ravel

• Leonard Bernstein

• George Gershwin

• Bela Bartok

A prolific composer is known as a virtuoso in music.

• Maurice Ravel

• Leonard Bernstein

• George Gershwin

• Bela Bartok