Music 1st Quarterly
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| Defined by the sudden emergence of advanced technology for recording and distributing music as well as dramatic innovations in musical form and styles. | 20th Century Music |
| He introduced new chord combinations, whole-tone chords, chromaticism, dissonance, parallel; he has 227 compositions. | Claude-Achille Debussy |
| Father of modern school of composition | Claude-Achille Debussy |
| His first notable composition was "The Firebird Suite" written for the Russian Ballet. | Igor Stravinsky |
| He explored the use of chromatic harmonies and is responsible for the "twelve-tone technique." | Arnold Schoenberg |
| Taught himself music theory but took lessons in counterpoint. | Arnold Schoenberg |
| Pelleas et Melisande is the work of | Claude-Achille Debussy |
| Jeux is the work of | Claude-Achille Debussy |
| The Firebird Suite is the work of | Igor Stravinsky |
| The Rake's Progress is the work of | Igor Stravinsky |
| Skandalkonzert is the work of | Arnold Schoenberg |
| Bolero is the work of | Maurice Ravel |
| Rapsodie Espagnole is the work of | Maurice Ravel |
| String Quartet is the work of | Maurice Ravel |
| Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun is the work of | Claude-Achille Debussy |
| Ballet Petrouchka is the work of | Igor Stravinsky |
| Chord or triad with note extended | Extended Chord |
| Works defined as "home" pitch or "tonal" center. | Modal Melodies |
| Very soft | Pianissimo |
| Very loud | Fortissimo |
| Backward and upside down transposition from the last note of the prime. | Retrograde Inversion |
| All determined by unpredictability or by chance. | Chance Music |
| Music based from electronic and circuitry. | Electronic Music |
| Music expressed reactions rather than reality. | Impressionism |
| Music that introduced new methods, new etc. | Expressionism |