Modernism
Debussy
Stravinsky
Schoenberg
Berg
Ives
100

 A combination of song and speech is called?

Sprechstimme

100

Debussy’s Three Nocturnes are titled?

Clouds, Festivals, and Sirens.

100

The premier of The Rite of Spring was famous for?

the riot by the audience.

100

 Schoenberg invented what type of compositions?

serialism, 12 tone matrix

100

 Wozzeck is what type of composition

Opera

100

When did Ives music start to emerge in America?

1950s

200

 The first phase of avant-garde music emerged in what countries?

Paris and Vienna

200

The Cloud theme in Clouds is represented in the beginning by what instrument?

French Horn

200

Which American musical style caught Stravinsky’s ear?

Ragtime

200

In what genre is Pierrot lunaire?

symphonic poem

200

In Act III, scene iii of Wozzeck, what can be heard as an influence of American music?

ragtime piano

200

What genres does Ives add to his compositions as a Nationalist composer?

American folk songs, popular songs by Stephen foster, gospel hymns and ragtime.

300

Three of the leading first-phase modernist composers were?

Stravinsky, Debussy, and Schoenberg.

300

Debussy’s enduring contributions to twentieth-century music were in the areas of?

piano music and orchestration.

300

 The first ballet by Stravinsky was?

The Firebird

300

The vocal technique heard in “The Moonfleck” in Pierrot lunaire is:

Sprechstimme.    

300

Because of the murder in the previous scene, the mood of scene iii of Act III of Wozzeck is?

Confused and Shocking

300

“The Rockstrewn Hills Join in the People’s Outdoor Meeting” represents what?

An outdoor revival meeting

400

Schoenberg, Webern, and Berg were apart of what "school"?

The Second Viennese School

400

What characterizes Debussy’s treatment of melody?

fragmented themes and motives based on exotic scales

400

Stravinsky was influenced early in his career by?

Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov.

400

In “Night” in Pierrot lunaire, the image of “giant black butterflies” from the poem is evoked by the?

Lowest instruments in the ensemble

400

In scene iii of Act III of Wozzeck, what compositional device is heard?

a “master rhythm,” a kind of ostinato in many different tempos

400

What were Ives ideals on music?

He believed that all kinds of music and all musical experiments are equally valid.

500

 The artistic movement that came about after World War I and that signified a rejection of Romantic emotionality and a return to the styles of earlier composers was?

Neoclassicism

500

The haunting, recurring English horn motive in Clouds is based on what exotic scale?

octatonic scale
500

The opening theme of The Rite of Spring is played by the?

Bassoon, in the highest part of its range.

500

The two famous pupils of Schoenberg were?

Anton Webern and Alban Berg.

500

What happens in the Act 3 scene 4 of "Wozzeck"

Wozzeck’s mind has finally cracked. Obsessed with blood, he looks for the knife. He drowns while trying to hide it in the pond. Doctor & Captain happen by – but do nothing

500

Charles Ives’s The Unanswered Question is novel because of?

its three distinct, independent levels of music – placid strings, the questioning trumpet, and the dissonant woodwinds