MAPEH 10 1ST QUARTER EXAM

How does 20th century art music tonality differ from Romantic music?

• 20th century uses Atonality

• 20th century uses clear keys

• Romantic music uses Atonality

• Romantic music is slow

A piece of music in which some elements of the composition are left to chance, and /or some fundamental elements of the implementation of a composed work are left to the performer's discretion (s).

• Chance Music

• Electronic Music

• Impressionism Music

Composers in the twentieth century tended to combine modern techniques with folk tunes from a particular country, area, or ethnicity.

• Neo - Classism

• Expressionism

• Modern Nationalism

He merged an overlapping style of composition with a repeated characteristic in the grandeur on stage at this time.

• Claude Debussy

• Phillip Glass

• Igor Stravinsky

He discovered new ways to evolve into a new language of possibilities in harmony, rhythm, form, texture, and color that describes various musical aspects with his objective to shift the sequence of music from old and conventional approaches.

• Arnold Shoenberg

• Maurice Ravel

• Claude Debussy

It's a musical style that creates new indirect musical hues by delicately overlapping them in distinct chords.

• Electronic Music

• Modern Nationalism

• Impressionism

The majority of the compositions were atonal, with a high level of dissonance, great dynamic contrasts, constantly changing textures, distorted melodies and harmonies, angular melodies with huge leaps, extreme pitch, no cadences, and the 12 tone scale.

• Expressionism

• Impressionism

• Avant Garde

The return to aesthetic ideals such as clarity, proportion, order, economy, and emotional restraint is characterized. A focus on absolute music, with an emphasis on rhythm and contrapuntal texture, updated or enlarged tonal harmony, and a focus on absolute music.

• Modern Nationalism

• Neo - Classism

• Impressionism

A military term that implies "to go ahead of the rest." -From the French word "vanguard" or "foreguard."

• Expressionism

• Chance Music

• Avant Garde

He wrote 369 musical compositions, including orchestral, chamber, musical theater works, film musicals, operas and songs . Rhapsody in Blue (1924), American in Paris (1928), and Porgy and Bess are only a few of the works (1934)

• George Gershwin

• Bernstein Leonard

• Maurice Ravel