MUSIC 10

Principle of organizing musical compositions around a central notez a tonic.

• Tonal Music

• Atonal Music

Condition of music in which the construct of the music do not "live" within the confines of a particular key signature, scale, or mode.

• Tonal Music

• Atonal Music

The emotions of the music are take to the extreme, leading to disturbing, unsettling, and sometimes vident.

• Avant-Garde

• Expressionisim

• Impressionism

• Modern Nationalism

• Neo-classicism

Partial return to Classical form. Is a moderating factor between Romantic period and violent impulses of expressionism.

• Expressionism

• Avant-Garde

• Neo-classicism

• Impressionism

• Modern Nationalism

Closely associated with electronic music.

• Neo-classicism

• Modern Nationalism

• Avant-Garde

• Impressionism

• Expressionism

Nationalist composers and musical innovators combining modern techniques with folk material.

• Neo-classicism

• Impressionism

• Neo-classicism

• Modern Nationalism

• Expressionism

Based on the 19th century art movement. One of the earlier forms clearly declaring the entry of 20th century music was known.

• Impressionism

• Avant-Garde

• Expressionism

• Neo-classicism

• Modern Nationalism

One of the most important and influential of the 20th century.

• Maurice Ravel

• Claude Debussy

• Arnold Schoenberg

• Igor Stravinsky

Born in Ciboure, France. Composer of Bolero.

• Maurice Ravel

• Claude Debussy

• Arnold Schoenberg

• Igor Stravinsky

Was self taught in music theory. His style was extremely complex, heavy demands on the listener.

• Claude Debussy

• Arnold Schoenberg

• Bela Bartok

• Igor Stravinsky