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Impressionist composer, sourced musi from all around the world. Very unique and impacting
-Prelude to the afternoon of a faune
-Nocturnes
-Pelleas et melisande |
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panting
typically evokes a mood, feeling, atmosphere, or scene |
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Impressionist composer, creation, craftsman.
-Daphnis et chloe
-le tombeau de couperin
-bolero |
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| Name three Spanish nationalist composers |
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Isaac albeniz
Enrique Granados
Manuel de falla |
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| Name two English nationalist composers |
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Ralph Vaughn Williams
Gustav Holst |
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| Three Russian Nationalist composers |
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Sergei Rachmaninov
Alexander Scriabin
Erik Satie |
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| Encompassed all the new ways that composers organized pitch, from atonality to neo-tonality. |
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| A term used to describe the composers and music who explored new areas in music never before thoroughly explored or seriously considered. |
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| The rejection of accepted instruments and established pitches. Replaced with machine noise. |
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| Not concerned about impressing the listener on first hearing, but rather sought to challenge our perceptions and capacities, providing an experience that would be impossible through traditional means. |
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| Developed by Arnold Schoenberg, a term for music that avoids establishing a tonal center. |
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| To treat the notes of a motive containing three or more pitches just as we might a triad or other tonal chord, as a collection of pitches that could be transposed, inverted, arranged, etc. |
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| Exaggerated gestures, angular melodies, and unrelenting dissonance to convey emotions. |
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| "speaking voice" Approximating the written pitches in the gliding tones of speech, while following the rhythm exactly. |
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ArnoldSchoenberg
Alban Berg
Anton Webern |
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| The outstanding example of expressionist opera. |
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| (tone color melody) in which changes of tone color are perceived as parallel to changing pitches in a melody. |
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| A deliberate representation of the elemental |
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| Revived and imitated pre-romantic music |
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| Finding new ways to establish a single tonality. |
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| Three periods of Igor Stravinsky with examples |
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Russian
Periods-
Russian Period/Primitivism- The Rite of Spring
Neoclassicism- Symphony of Psalms
Serial/Neotonality- Agon |
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Hungarian, born in the austro-hungarian empire.
Created individual modernist idiom by synthesizing elements of Hungarian, Romanian, Slovak, and Bulgarian peasant music. Was a virtuoso Pianist, piano teacher, and ethnomusicologist.
Works= Mikrokosmos and Music for Strings, Percussion, and Celesta. |
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American
Fluent in:
American Vernacular
Protestant church
European Classical
Experimental
Pieces=
General William Booth goes to heaven
Three places in New England |
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