1st Grading

Question 1

A style of music and of painting that avoids definite terms or obvious statements, instead highlighting suggestion and atmosphere

Answer 1

Impressionism

Question 2

One of the most famous Post-Romantic composers and his music is frequently associated with the impressionist movement in art and known as the founder of musical impressionism

Answer 2

Claude Debussy

Question 3

Debussy’s composition that made him kmown and popular as an impressionist composer

Answer 3

Claire de Lune

Question 4

A pattern constructed entirely or whole-tone intervals

Answer 4

Whole-tone scale

Question 5

The use of several rythmic patterns simultaneously

Answer 5

Polyrythm

Question 6

The painyojg of Claude Monet that is credited with inspiring the name of the impressionist movement

Answer 6

Impression, sunrise

Question 7

A movement in music seeks to express the innermost feelings of the subconcious

Answer 7

Expressionism

Question 8

Developed the twelve-tone sustem; established as a substitute for the traditional tonal system but profpundly changed the entire music history

Answer 8

Arnold Schoenberg

Question 9

The three composers identified with Expressionism

Answer 9

Arnold Schoenberg, Alban Berg and Anton Webern

Question 10

Objective perspective

Answer 10

Impressionism

Question 11

Blurry

Answer 11

Impressionism

Question 12

Freely brushed colors

Answer 12

Impressionism

Question 13

Conveys mood and atmosphere

Answer 13

Impressionism

Question 14

Subjective perspective

Answer 14

Expeessionism

Question 15

Distorted

Answer 15

Expressionism

Question 16

Vivid coloration

Answer 16

Expressionism

Question 17

Expresses emotion

Answer 17

Expressionism

Question 18

An art style that capture an impression of what the artist’s eyes see at the given moment

Answer 18

Impressionism

Question 19

They worked more with imagination and feelings rather than with what their eyes see in the physical world

Answer 19

Expressionism

Question 20

___________________________ often, extreme contrasts of dynamics, constant changing of textures, “distorted” melodies and harmonies, and angular melodies with wide leaps

Answer 20

Expressionist music

Question 21

Elements often termed ___________________ include static harmony, emphasis on intrumental timbres thay creates a shimmering interplay of “colours,” melodies that lack directed morion, surface ornamentation that obscured or substitutes for melody, and an avoidance of traditional musical form

Answer 21

Impressionistic