Test 4 Flashcards

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32 Bar Song Form (A-A-B-A)

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Classical Symphonic Pattern

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A-A-A

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12 Bar Blues

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A-A-A-A

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Strophic

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A-B-A-B-C-B

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Verse/Chorus

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5
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First theme in tonic key
Bridge with modulation to new key
Second theme in new key
Closing section

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Exposition

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New treatment of themes, modulations
“Bottle”
Height of tension

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Development

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First theme in tonic key
Bridge
Second theme in tonic key
Closing section

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Recapitulation

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optional closing section

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Coda

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-an immense amount of richness and variety where many styles existed
-emphasis on self expression and individual style
-individual style
-expressive subject material

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Romantic

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instrumental music that represents an idea, an individual, a poem or a scene

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Program Music

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-impermanence, change, and fluidity
-unstable harmony

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Impressionism

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impressionism began here

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Art Salons of Paris

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-develops own tonal language
-lot of Russian influence
-establishes an unstable scale

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Debussy

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function should always dictate form
-philosophical and cultural movement through the 19th and 20th centuries
-rejected enlightenment thinking and religious beliefs (tradition)
-reaction to the Great War

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Modernism

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music that lacks tonal center

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Atonal

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-death of modernism
-a critique of modernism and of structures
-no absolute truth
-everything was built on social constructs

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Post Modernism

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-composer and musician
-mushrooms
-leading figure in modern and post modern thinking, experimentation, and post war avant garde

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John Cage

18
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unintended sounds

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4’33”

19
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a piano that has sound altering objects placed on strings

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Prepared Piano

20
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music composed by chance

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Aleatoric

21
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-book of changes
-Chinese divination text

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I Ching

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-music characterized by steady pulse, clear tonality and insistent repetition of short melodic patterns
-often features phasing
-two of the same patterns are played at steady but not identical tempi

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Minimalism

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-schoolberg and the 2nd vietnamese school
-12 tone system
-a systemized form of anatonality which gives equal importance to each of the 12 tones

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Phasing

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-good vs evil
-morality
-language
-all forms of art

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Post Modern Social Constructs