Musical Modernism in Vienna Flashcards

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First Viennese School

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Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven.

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Second Viennese School

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Schoenberg, Bern, and Webern.

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The school of thought of the Second Viennese School was ___.

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Atonality.

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Musical style of Arnold Schoenberg:

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  • Musically progressive; beyond chromaticism, beyond normal musical means.
  • Extremes of expression: beyond “normal psychology.”
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“Beauty exists only from that moment when unproductive people begin to find it lacking.” Who said this?

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Schoenberg.

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Elements of Expressionism in art:

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  • The most extreme human feelings.

- The artist’s inner turbulence.

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How can music express the same feelings as expressionism in art?

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Atonality.

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Atonality was the ___ of dissonance.

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Emancipation.

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How is atonality different from dissonance?

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Atonality is much more extreme.

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Webern

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Extremely influential after the Second World War. Tiny fragments, varied colours, thin texture. Highly concentrated.

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Commedia Dell’arte

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Full of stock characters. Puts typical characters in bizarre situations.

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Passacaglia

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Ostinato of chords. Repeating pattern of chords.

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Sprechstimme

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Speech-song. Distorted, haunted, expressive. Singer does not sing, but rather implies. Half-speaking, half-singing.

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