DMA Crumb and Minimalism Flashcards

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Minimalism-

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1960 Movement from New York that experimented with classical and pop, featured Consonant Harmony & Reiteration musical phrases.

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Composer associated with Minimalism

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Steve Reich: Clapping Music (1969).

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Extended Technique-

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using an instrument outside the normal parameters

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Composer and piece associated with Extended Techniques-

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George Crumb Black Angels, 13 Images from the Dark Land

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Extended techniques associated with George Crumb’s Black Angels, 13 Images from the Dark Land

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Percussive Pitzz., Trilling on strings with a thimble, Tuned water goblets are bowed, Instrumentalist sing and speak counting in French 1-7

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Name John Cages treaties future of Music?

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Credo was written in 1937

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John Cage’s Dates

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1929

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Chance operation or aleatoric music

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Compositions are every time different it is performed. There is a chance element – drawing numbers, throwing dice, throwing coins.

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John Cage’s view of Music

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Indeterminacy of performance

It is arrogant to force ideas on listener, rather give ideas to performer and let it be.

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How to create Aleatoric music

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How its done-make a list of the elements used, Make rules for their use, then use (a game of chance such as rolling dice or flipping a coin. I Ching-Chinese dice game.

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True or False: John Cage believed-The journey is more important than the destination.

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True

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