MAPEH 10

Impressionist composers prioritized the unique sounds of instruments and their combinations, creating a shimmering, colorful effect. 

• True

• False

Harmonic progressions are focused on traditional functional movement and more on creating a mood or atmosphere. 

• True

• False

Impressionist composers aimed to create a specific feeling or atmosphere, often evoking images of nature or specific moods. 

• True

• False

Impressionism in music, a style originating in late 18th and early 19th century France, focuses on conveying moods, atmospheres, and emotions through subtle nuances of sound rather than clear melodic lines or strong rhythms.

• True

• False

Impressionist music was influenced by the Impressionist movement in singing and dancing, which also focused on capturing fleeting moments and subjective impressions. It also has ties to the Symbolist literary movement, which used evocative language and symbolism to convey subjective experiences. 

• True

• False

Expressionist music, which emerged in the early 20th century, is characterized by its focus on expressing intense emotions and inner feelings, often through unconventional and dissonant musical elements. It is a (a)   movement that aimed to convey subjective emotional experiences rather than objective reality, often exploring themes of anxiety, alienation, and inner turmoil.

• Atonality:

  A (a)   from traditional tonal systems, where there is no central key or tonal center. 

• Emphasis on Inner (a)   :

  The music seeks to convey the composer's subjective emotional world rather than depicting external reality. 

• Reaction to ________:

  Expressionism can be seen as a reaction against the more subtle and atmospheric qualities of _______. 

(a)  

Expressionism in Music is related to Impressionism in Music

• True

• False