Music GA 1.2 Flashcards
Had brought various changes in music history. The advancement of Science and Technology led to the development of electronic devices such as synthesizers, computers, cassette tape recorders, compact discs (CD), digital video disc (DVD), MP3, MP4, iPod, iPhone, karaoke, mobile phones, etc
20th Century
Used to describe the musical styles that evolved after 1945. Term that is considered to be the center of experimentation and innovation applied in music
Avant-Garde
What is the english of Avant-Garde
“advance guard” or “vanguard”
Leonard Bernstein Works
-Three Symphonies
-Serenade
-Mass
-Chichester Psalms
-Songfest
-Divertiment for Orchestra
-Arias and Barcarolles
-Concerto for Orchestra
-West Side Story in 1957
-Candice, in 1956.
It is a 20th century music in which undetermined elements are left to chance and/or some elements of a composed work’s realization are left to the performer’s discretion. The composer uses the element of chance as part of the composition that produces sound
Chance Music or Aleatory
John Milton Cage Works
-4’33”
-Imaginary Landscape No.4
-Sonatas and Interludes
-Fontana Mix
He was a great pianist and regarded as the “Father of Jazz music”. He began his musical education at age 11. He dropped out of school at age 15 and became a pianist in some clubs in New York and as a rehearsal pianist in Broadway musicals. Born to Russian-Jewish immigrants
George Gershwin
He was born in Lawrence, Massachusetts on August 25, 1918 from a Russian immigrant. A composer, musician, author, lecturer, and a pianist. He received his big break when he conducted the New York Philharmonic Orchestra in 1943
Leonard Bernstein
He was an avant-garde composer and exponent of minimalist movement. His first job on a film soundtrack started his successful cinema career and scored over fifty movies
Philip Glass
He was born on September 5, 1912 in Los Angeles, California and died on August 12, 1992 in New York. He was an American avant-garde composer whose inventive compositions and unconventional ideas greatly influenced 20th century music
John Milton Cage
A major creative movement of the avant-garde music that uses a tape recorder
Musique Concrete
A French-born American innovative composer of the 20th century. His music was characterized as dissonant, non-thematic, and rhythmically asymmetric which he conceived as bodies of sound in space
Edgard Varese