2. One of the most important and
influential of the 20th century
composers.
He was the primary exponent of the
impressionist movement and the focal
point for other impressionist
composers
3. A french composer and linked the
romantic era to twentieth century.
His works typically “evoke a mood,
feeling, atmosphere, or scene”.by
creatingmusical images through
motives , harmony, exotic scales,
instrumental timbre and other
elements.
4. His stress on tone color, atmosphere,
and fluidity is characteristic of
impressionism in music
He was influenced by the Asian
music performed at the Paris
International Exposition of 1889,
and the ideas and music of Richard
Wagner.
5. He tends to use a chord for its
special color and sensuous quality
than for its function in a standard
harmonic progression.
6. Glittering passages and webs of figurations which
distract from ocassional absence of tonality
Frequent use parallel chords
Bitonality, or at least bitonal Chords
Use of the whole tone and pentatonic scale
Unprepared modulations, “without any
harmonicbridge”
Uses successions of dissonant chords.
7.
8. A frech composer known for her melodies,
masterful orchestration, richly evocative
harmonies and inventive instrumental textures and
effects.
He was one of the most prominent figures
associated with impressionist music like debussy.
The piano music, chamber music, vocal music, and
orchestral music of Ravel is a part of the standard
concert repertiore.
9. Music was innovative
The compositions rely upon modal melodies instead of
using the major or minor scale
No leading tones in his output
Used the dorian and phrygian mode
Placed high importance on melody
Used extended harmonies and intricate modulations.
10. Reflect the artistic movement, stressed intense and
subjective emotionof the music.
Explored inner feelings rather than depicting
outward appearances.
Describes music as composed between the
abandonment of tonality at the conclusion of the
Romantic period.
11.
12. A great American composer Born on September
13, 1874
Painter, Self taught Musician.
Schoenberg Approach has been one of the most
influential of 20th century.
“Three Piano Pieces” is his first on going
composition.