MUSIC (IMPRESSIONISM & EXPRESSIONISM)

Question 1

Who is the founder of impressionist paintings incorporated the qualities of sketches, abbreviations, speed, and spotaneity. critics might call “shortcuts”

Answer 1

Claude Monet

Question 2

What year does the idea of impressionism and expressionism in music emerged?

Answer 2

late 19th and early 20th centuries

Question 3

Popularly associated with English, Irish, and Scottish folk tunes as well as traditional Chinese music.

Answer 3

The Pentatonic Scale

Question 4

In classical music, tension
was produced by voices and instruments
moving in a contrary fashion, while
impressionism used chords in a parallel
manner.

Answer 4

Parallel Motion

Question 5

It is typical of modal
music. The music frequently emphasized
perfect intervals, octaves, fourths, and fifths
in parallel structures.

Answer 5

Modal Influence

Question 6

• Focused on mood and atmosphere rather than strong emotion or storyline
• occured as a reaction to the execesses of the Romantic era.

Answer 6

Impressionism

Question 7

• The tendency of an artist to disort reality for an emotional effect
• Goals were not to create passive impressions and moods, but to strongly express intense feelings and emotions.
• Pimary expressionist musical movement was atonality. m

Answer 7

Expressionism

Question 8

symphonic poem for ocherstra by Claud debussy and when does it performed and who conducted it?

Answer 8

Prelude to the afternoon of a faun
December 22, 1894
Gustave Doret

Question 9

Who are the 3 important expressionist that also members of Second Viennese School?

Answer 9

Arnold Schoenberg, Anton Webern, and Alban Berg