Orchestrating a Piece with only FOUR notes

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11th Grade - University
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Multiple Choice
What is the unique compositional constraint in Ligeti's Richard Kata?
Using only major chords
Adding one pitch class each movement
Using only string instruments
Increasing tempo with each movement
2.
Multiple Choice
What is the form of the third movement in Ligeti's Richard Kata?
Theme and variations
ABA form with a coda
Rondo form
Sonata form
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Multiple Choice
What is the main lesson for composers from Ligeti's use of limited pitches?
To prioritize rhythm over melody
To avoid using minor chords
To focus on being resourceful with available material
To always use as many notes as possible
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Multiple Choice
Why is orchestration not considered a democracy according to the transcript?
All instruments must play at the same time
Only the conductor decides the parts
Not every instrument needs to play all the time
The loudest instrument always leads
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Multiple Choice
How does Ligeti maintain the integrity of the original in his orchestration?
By showing restraint and staying true to the original
By changing the original composition significantly
By adding more instruments than necessary
By using only string instruments
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