MAPEH 10

It was a style of music and of painting that avoids definite forms or obvious statements, instead highlighting suggestion and atmosphere.

• Impressionism

• Expressionism

• Dadaism

This style of music covered the decades from 1870-1920.

• Impressionism

• Expressionism

• Dadaism

A famous Impressionistic artist, created the Impression, Sunrise painting.

• Claude Monet

• Claude Debussy

• Maurice Ravel

He was fascinated by the changing effect of light not only on color, but also on how the viewers perceived the artwork.

• Claude Monet

• Claude Debussy

• Maurice Ravel

This is derived from non-Western countries. This is a pattern constructed entirely of whole-tone intervals.

• Whole-tone Scale

• Half-tone Scale

• No scale

This is the interval between the lowest and the highest notes forming a chord.

• Whole-tone Scale

• Half-tone Scale

• Parallel or Gliding Chords

This is the extended chord with the seventh and the ninth notes added from the root note (or tonic).

• Ninth chord

• Eight chord

• Sixth chord

The most important French composer of the early twentieth century.

• Claude Monet

• Claude Debussy

• Maurice Ravel

He introduced new chord combinations, whole-tone chords, parallel and bitonal chords, chromaticism, dissonances, and interesting rhythms and scales.

• Claude Monet

• Claude Debussy

• Maurice Ravel

This masterpiece made Debussy more famous.

• Pelleas et Melisande

• Suite Bergamasque

• Bolero