20th century music

It is the use of 2 or more contrasting independent rhythms.

• polytonality

• polyrhythm

• polymeteric

• polychord

It is the use of 2 or more keys at the same time.

• Bitonality

• Polychordal

• Bi-chord

• Polytonality

This is a musical aspect relating to the relative loudness or softness of

music.

• dynamics

• pitch

• form

• harmony

Two or more chords are heard/played at the same time.

• polytonality

• bitonality

• polychordal

• bi-chord

He experimented with the use of chromatic harmonies, and eventually, his tonal preference slowly turned to the dissonant and atonal.

• Maurice Ravel

• Igor Stravinsky

• Claude Debussy

• Arnold Schoenberg

The proponent of the impressionist movement and the focal point for

other impressionist composers.

• Arnold Schoenberg

• Claude Debussy

• Igor Stravinsky

• Maurice Ravel

He is known for rhythmic inventiveness and the nationalistic style of

musical works.

• Arnold Schoenberg

• Claude Debussy

• Igor Stravinsky

• Maurice Ravel

It is a French movement during the late 19th and early 20th century that

uses extensive colors and effects, ambiguous melodies, and innovative

chords and progressions leading to slight dissonances.

• Avant-garde

• Chance Music

• Expressionism

• Impressionism

20th century music movement initially from a painting which intended to express strong emotion such as anxiety, anger, and feeling of isolation.

• Avant-garde

• Chance Music

• Expressionism

• Impressionism

It is the degree of highness and lowness of a sound.

• rhythm

• melody

• pitch

• dynamics