Test 3 (thank god its alm done)

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Impressionism

  • Late 19C french painters concerned with effects of light colour and atmosphere inspired composers

  • Composers experimented with tone colours and creation of atmosphere/mood

  • Experimenting with musical forms, harmonies, and “blurred” rhythms

  • Example: debussy is a composer inspired by impressionism

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Nationalism

  • Chopin, liszt, stravinsky

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Primitivism

  • Insistent rhythms and percussive sounds

  • Born from Fascination with non-western people

  • Stravinsky

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Serialism

  • 12-tone music - entire composition in 12 notes of the chromatic scale ordered into series of rows or sets

  • All 12 MUST have sounded once before they can be repeated

  • Atonal

  • Schoenberg

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Expressionism

  • Musical style depicting INNER STATE

  • Usually harsh, DISTURBED, ATONAL

  • Schoenberg

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Neo-classicism

  • Inspired by old forms and styles

  • Composers used modern harmonies and scoring to make new music sound more familiar

  • Adopted by Stravinsky

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Post-Minimalism

  • Adams

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Gesamtkuntswerk

Complete art work (combination of libretto, set, costumes, acousitcs, etc) + orchestra hidden in pit (with no clapping allowed)

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Tone poem

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Soundscape

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Etude

Music written for practice or study, to hone the player's abilities (technicality)

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Art song & Song Cycle

Art song:

Song cycle:

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Chopin -

Full name

Title of piece

Period

Frederic Chopin

“Black keys” etude for piano

Rom

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Liszt-

Full name

Title of piece

Period

Franz liszt

“la campanella” etude for piano

Rom

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Berlioz-

Full name

Title of piece

Period

Hector berlioz

Mov.4 “march to the scaffold” from “Symphonie fantastique”

Rom

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Debussy-

Full name

Title of piece

Period

Claude Debussy

Prelude to the afternoon of a faun

Rom/M (THE ONLY PIECE WITH BOTH)

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Stravinsky-

Full name

Title of piece

Period

Igor Stravinsky

the rite of spring

M

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Schoenberg-

Full name

Title of piece

Period

Arnold Schoenberg

“Moondrunk” from Pierrot Lunaire

M

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Price-

Full name

Title of piece

Period

Florence Price

Songs to a Dark Virgin

M

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Schafer-

Full name

Title of piece

Period

R. Murray Schafer

Miniwanka

M

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Adams-

Full name

Title of piece

Period

John Adams

Short Ride in a Fast Machine

M

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Balfour-

Full name

Title of piece

Period

Andrew Balfour

Mamachimowin

M

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Plot of Wagner’s “Parsifal - prelude to Act 1”

13c germany, parsifal goes on a quest to save knights of the holy grail

-by returning the holy spear, healing the king, and carrying out the sacred ceremony of uncovering the holy grail

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Plot of Verdi's “Otello - opening of act 1”

13c cyrpus, officer Iago makes his commander otello believe that otello's wife Desdemona is unfaithful. He gets jealous and kills his own wife

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How are the plots of parsifal and otello similar, yet different?

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Leitmotif

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Libretto

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Country Verdi and Wagner are from/born

+ what year were they born?

Verdi - italy

Wagner - german

Both born in 1813

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Musical period both verdi and wagner wer active in

Romantic period

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Wagner and Verdi's target audiences

Wagner - upper class

Verdi - the masses

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Wagner and Verdi's preferred librettos

Both fixed on high-quality librettos focusing on human drama, but wagner wrote his own and verdi did not

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How are wagners leitmotifs and verdi's signature tunes similar yet different?

Leitmotifs are short signature tunes that change throughout, and verdi's signature tunes are longer and have less change

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Otello vs Parsifal in terms of music?

Ws Parsifal - no recitatives and an emphasis on (chromatic) HARMONY

Vs Otello - uses recitatives and an emphasis on MELODY