Impressionism and expressionism Flashcards

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Characterized by a suggestion of images or themes, which gives a feel of an “atmosphere”

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Impressionism

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2
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described genrally as having refinement, delicacy, and vagueness.

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Impressionism

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3
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Use of whole–tine, modal, and exotic scales

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Impressionism

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4
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Use of complex chords, such as 9th chord

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impressionism

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5
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Use of ambigious chord progressions and unresolved passages

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Impressionism

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6
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Use of unusual forms and irregular phrases

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impressionism

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7
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Father of impressionism music

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Claude Debussy

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8
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He began piano lessons at the age of 7

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Claude Debussy

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9
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His early musical talents were channeled into piano lessons

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Claude Debussy

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10
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Entered the Paris Conservatory in 1873

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Claude Debussy

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11
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Gained a reputation as an erratic pianist and a rebel in theory and harmony

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Claude Debussy

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12
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Father of Philippine Impressionism Music

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Antonio Molina

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13
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He has a uniquely innovative but not atonal style of harmonic treatment

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Maurice Ravel

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14
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He has a deep sympathy for the music in spain

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Maurice Ravel

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15
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Maurice’s first piano teacher

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Henry Ghyss

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16
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When was Maurice’s first public performance?

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June 2, 1889

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17
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A vague concept but has a deep meaning

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Expressionism

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18
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intense and emotional styles that the music tends to veer away from th standard elements of melody and harmony

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Expressionism

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19
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widely considered ad one of the most influential composers of the 20th century

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Arnold Schoenberg

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20
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He began composing before he was 9 years old

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Arnold Schoenberg

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21
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His works had been strictly tonal

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Arnold Schoenberg

22
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His musical compositions total more or less 213

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Arnold Schoenberg

23
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Russian composer whose work revolutionized musical thought and sensibility in the 20th century

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Igor Stravinsky

24
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when did Igor showed his pieces and who did he showed it to?

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1902, Nikolay Rimsky – Korsakov

25
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His own musical aptitude emerged quite slowly

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Igor Stravinsky

26
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Igor Stravinsky collabed with? for what?

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Serge Diaghilev, Ballet Russes

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What did Igor Stravinsky premiered? Where?

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Firebird (1910), Paris Opers

28
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He composed Ariettes Oubliees

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Claude Debussy

29
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He composed Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun

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Clause Debussy

30
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Composed String Quartet

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Claude Debussy

31
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Composed Pelleas at Melisande

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Claude Debussy (1895)

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Composed La Mer

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Claude Debussy (1905)

33
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Composed Images, Suite Bergamasque, and Estampes

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Claude Debussy

34
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Composed Clair De Lune

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Claude Debussy

35
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Composed Pavane for a Dead Princess

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Maurice Ravel (1899)

36
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Composed Jeux d’ Eau or Water Mountains

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Maurice Ravel (1901)

37
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also composed String Quartet

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Maurice Ravel (1903)

38
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composed Sonatine for Piano

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Maurice Ravel (c. 1904)

39
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Composed Rhapsodie Espagnole

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Maurice Ravel

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Composed Bolero

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Maurice Ravel

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Composed Daphnis et Chloe

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Maurice Ravel (1912)

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composed Verklarte Nacht (Transfigured Night)

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Arnold Schoenberg (1899)

43
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Composed Pierrot Lunaire

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Arnold Schoenberg

44
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composed Gurreleider

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Arnold Schoenberg

45
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Composed The Rite of Spring

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Igor Stravinsky (1913)

46
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Composed The Firebird

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Igor Stravinsky

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composed The Song of the Nightingale

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Igor Stravinsky

48
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Composed Requiem Canticles

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Igor Stravinsky

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composed The Rake’s Progress

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Igor Stravinsky

50
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composed Symphony in C

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Igor Stravinsky

51
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composed The Flood

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Igor stravinsky

52
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composed Petrouchka

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Igor Stravinsky