descriptions of works

Question 1

talk about play on notes

Answer 1

Serializes words, plays with sonic conventions, clear hexachordal sections, Creator was ultamodernist

Question 1

talk about Violin Concerto

Answer 1

Berg, Serialism, tonal elements to the row order

Question 2

Talk about Les marteau

Answer 2

Boulez, serialism,

Question 3

structures 1a

Answer 3

Boulez, serialism

Question 4

linee

Answer 4

Dallapiccola, inclomplete D 7 chords, serialism

Question 5

Quartina

Answer 5

Dallapiccola, ABAB, line ending similarities

Question 6

piano piece 33a

Answer 6

schoenberg, formed of six tetrachords, sonata form, 2nd them on page 14

Question 7

string quartet 4

Answer 7

schoenberg, largo, homophonic mlody, instrumental recitative, two hexachords form RO

Question 8

Symphony op. 21

Answer 8

Webern, pointalistic, pallindromic

Question 9

string quartet 5

Answer 9

Elliot carter, treats each insrument as a character and gives it intervals and subdivisions, violin flourishes, restrained viola exc.

Question 10

prayers of steel

Answer 10

ultramodernistic, based on poemm for socialism, modified serialism technique, violin had a seven note series

Question 11

Vo Balaenae

Answer 11

George crumb, unusual techniques, stage directions, postmodernists, return to tonal ideas, and unusual ways of story telling

Question 12

Night of the four moons

Answer 12

George crumb, moon landing,

Question 13

Les espaces

Answer 13

Grisey, spectral music, instrumental synthesis

Question 14

Symphony 4

Answer 14

Charles Ives, Ultramodernists, combines hymns in atonal ways

Question 15

blood

Answer 15

Kendrick Lamar, know postmodern elements

Question 16

piano phase

Answer 16

Steve Reich music, process
music , minimalistic, audible connection between compositional and listening grammar

Question 17

L’amour de loin

Answer 17

Opera, spectral influence, (think quarter tones exc.)