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20th century pd

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what was tone color like in the early 20th century period? new instrument techniques, expanded percussion, unconventional sounds, and vivid, distinctive textures
what was harmony like in the early 20th century period? more dissonance/new chord structures
what was rythm like in the early 20th century period? irregular meters, shifting accents, polyrhythms
what was melody like in the early 20th century period? irregular shapes, wide leaps, unpredictable phrasing
what did French impressionalist paintings focus on? lightness, color, and atmosphere
common subjects of impressionalist paintings? modern scenes, outdoor life, water
French symbolist poetry emphasised suggestion over direct statement; rejected realism/tradition poetic structure
describe Debussy's music mirrors French impressionalist art+symbolist poetry; shimmering tone color
what was Maurice ravel celebrated for? technical perfection, refined orchestration, innovative piano writing
who was the 1st woman to win the prestigious prix de Rome for composition? Lili boulanger
describe primitivism inspo from non wester+ancient cultures; driving rythms, strong dissonance, percussive textures
Igor stravinsky composed many Russian ballets; irregular meters, sharp accents, ostinatos
neo classicism clarity, balance, and restraint
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