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french term meaning "in front"
rebel against tradition
no boundaries |
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originated in Italy
glorifies technology |
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begins as an artistic style in 1870 France
in music associated with Debussy |
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begins as a literary style in 19th century france
influenced by Wagner
associated with Debussy |
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begins as an artistic movement in 20th century
used to express extreme emotion by avoiding traditional representation
associated with shoenburg |
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focuses on imagined arts and philosophies of prehistoric or folk societies
associated with early Stravinsky works |
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| Musical Characteristics of Modernism |
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| transformation of functions and ideas in surrounding traditional musical materials. |
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Fragmented
Intense rhythms
interesting intervals |
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influence of non-western musics
new scales
pentatonic
octatonic
whole tone |
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everything whole steps
used by Debussy |
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alternate whole and half steps
Heard in the music of Stravinsky |
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| Emancipation of Dissonance |
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Coined By Schoenberg
Dissonance does not resolve
tonality loses its foundation
atonality no tonal center
lead to serialism |
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