WorksheetsMusic Quiz 1 P2
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 5mins
Chords having fifths and octaves but without thirds.
Twelve-Tone System
Open Chords
Analog Synthesizer
Claude Debussy
Founder of musical impressionism
Twelve-Tone System
Open Chords
Analog Synthesizer
Claude Debussy
A complex electronic instrument that contains oscillators and can control the properties of sound.
Twelve-Tone System
Open Chords
Analog Synthesizer
Claude Debussy
The wide leaps or intervals from one note to the next.
Quartal Harmony
Disjunct Progressions
Parallelism
Sprechstimme
Chords in interval of fourths
Quartal Harmony
Disjunct Progressions
Parallelism
Sprechstimme
A characteristic of Impressionistic music in which two or more melodies move simultaneously in the same direction and by the same intervals.
Quartal Harmony
Disjunct Progressions
Parallelism
Sprechstimme
A gliding speech-song developed by Schoenberg.
Quartal Harmony
Disjunct Progressions
Parallelism
Sprechstimme
“Father of Electronic Music”
Claude Debussy
Edgard Varese
Indeterminacy
Sprechstimme
A concept that is based on chance selection of musical materials by the composer, performer, or both.
Claude Debussy
Edgard Varese
Indeterminacy
Sprechstimme
Intervals less than a semitone
microtones
atonality
Karlheinz Stockhausen
John Cage
church modes
No underlying key
microtones
atonality
Karlheinz Stockhausen
John Cage
church modes
German Composer of Tape music
microtones
atonality
Karlheinz Stockhausen
John Cage
church modes
American Composer of aleatory music
microtones
atonality
Karlheinz Stockhausen
John Cage
church modes
Dorian, Phrygian, and Mixolydian
microtones
atonality
Karlheinz Stockhausen
John Cage
church modes
Music based on serial manipulation of the twelve chronic pitches.
Twelve-tone system
Open Chords
Analog Synthesizer
Claude Debussy
