IMPRESSIONISM-MUSIC 10

1. His technique in a composition is the use of a semi-tone scale.

• A. Cage

• B. Debussy

• C. Glass

• D. Schoenberg

2. It is the mark of the beginning of the Contemporary Period.

• A. Chance Music

• B. Expressionism

• C. Impressionism

• D. Jazz

3. This composer believes that "Because there is little sense of goal-directed motion, music does not seem to move from one place to another."

• A. Cage

• B. Debussy

• C. Glass

• D. Schoenberg

4. Schoenberg experienced Triskaidekaphobia, which is the fear of the number _.

• A. 11

• B. 12

• C. 13

• D. 14

5. It is also known as Aleatory Music.

• A. Chance Music

• B. Expressionism

• C. Impressionism

• D. Jazz

6. It tends to make more use of dissonance and more uncommon scales such as

the whole tone scale.

• A. Chance Music

• B. Expressionism

• C. Impressionism

• D. Jazz

7. It is a modern contemporary piano piece in Impressionism.

• A. Claire De Lune

• B. Für Elise

• C. La Mer

• D. Sunrise

8. It is a piece of experimental or downtown music that originated in the US.

• A. Chance Music

• B. Expressionism

• C. Jazz

• D. Minimalism

9. Following are characteristics of Minimalism except _________.

• A. Minimal Time

• B. Reiteration of Motifs

• C. Slow Transformation

• D. Steady Pulse

10. He is known as one of the 20th-century composers with the widest array of sounds in his works.

• A. Cage

• B. Debussy

• C. Glass

• D. Schoenberg