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1. Impressionism focused on suggestion and fragments while Expressionism emphasized inner drama and dark emotions. 2. Claude Debussy and Arnold Schoenberg were notable Impressionist and Expressionist composers respectively. 3. The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari was an influential Expressionist film that focused on inner drama over realistic narratives.
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John Cage was an American composer known for incorporating chance-based procedures and extended techniques into his music. His piece 4'33" from 1952 consists of only silence, as the performer does not play their instrument for the entire duration. Cage believed that music incorporates both sound and silence. He used aleatory and chance-based composition methods, where aspects of a musical work are left to random determination. His piece Fontana Mix from 1958 uses transparencies with dots and lines that are superimposed to randomly generate a score telling the performer what actions to take.
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Progressive rock in the 1960s-1970s merged classical music styles and instrumentation with rock music, as seen in works by The Moody Blues and ELP. Bands were inspired by classical composers like Mussorgsky and incorporated instruments like the Mellotron to achieve orchestral sounds without the expense of real orchestras. Artists like David Bowie and Queen also incorporated theatrical styles and storytelling in their rock operas.
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The document discusses experimental popular music and influential artists who pushed boundaries. It provides examples of Laurie Anderson's electronically altered vocals, Björk's album using only vocal sounds, and Sonic Youth's layered guitar sounds and influence on other genres. The Velvet Underground were associated with Andy Warhol. Brian Eno was an ambient music composer and producer who worked with many influential bands.
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Bollywood is the largest film industry in the world, producing over 1000 movies per year, twice as many as Hollywood. While not every Indian film is considered Bollywood, Bollywood films are known for their grand musical production numbers, melodramatic storylines that pack in many genres like love and action, and running times of 3 hours including an intermission. They also commonly feature mashups of popular Western films, extravagant dances set to music composed by artists like A.R. Rahman, and star famous actors and their families in leading roles.
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The document compares classical and romantic musical eras. Classical music from 1750-1800, such as Mozart and Haydn, featured universal themes and adherence to structure. Romantic music from 1800-1900, including Beethoven and Berlioz, was more personal and emotional in expression. It provides examples from Haydn and Beethoven symphonies to illustrate classical following form and romantic pursuing more subjective storytelling. The document culminates with an in-depth exploration of Berlioz's Symphonie Fantastique, a highly autobiographical work inspired by his unrequited love.
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The document discusses the use of music in protest movements throughout history. It provides examples such as "Chester", an anthem of the American Revolutionary Era, and "Forward!", a song from the 1848 German uprisings. Both songs were written to be sung a cappella, without accompaniment. The document also mentions the civil rights song "We Shall Overcome" from the American civil rights movement of the 1960s.
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This document discusses the origins and history of hip-hop music. It traces hip-hop back to African griots and spirituals, and notes its emergence in the Bronx in the 1970s through DJ Kool Herc and later Sugar Hill Records. Key early hip-hop songs that paved the way include "Rapper's Delight" and Grandmaster Flash's "The Message," which introduced social commentary. The document also examines the rise of artists like Public Enemy, gangsta rap pioneers N.W.A., and modern influential figures like Jay-Z and Kanye West.
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The document discusses the origins and evolution of different genres of African American music such as spirituals, ragtime, jazz, and bebop. It provides information on key musicians like Scott Joplin, King Oliver, Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington, Charlie Parker, and Miles Davis. It analyzes elements of different styles including syncopation in ragtime, blues progressions and improvisation in New Orleans jazz, sections and swing rhythm in big bands, and the use of smaller combos and complex improvisation in bebop.
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- 1. WCT Music & Expression pt 2 Impressionism vs Expressionism
- 4. Monet, Munch, Japanese Bridge and the Waterlily The Scream Pool (1899) (1893)
- 7. • fragments • directionless • soft • ametric • atonal • vague form
- 9. “Voiles” Debussy’s art of suggestion
- 12. Impressionist art represented objects: 1. With photographic clarity 2. By suggestion
- 13. “Nuages” (Clouds) from Three Nocturnes
- 14. Expressionism
- 15. Expressionism • Outer reality & Inner Reality • extreme states: nightmare, hysteria, insanity • Freud
- 17. Arnold Schoenberg (1874-1951)
- 18. Schoenberg was: 1. Austrian 2. Italian 3. Mexican 4. Utahn
- 20. The Cabinet of Dr Caligari (1919)
- 21. Expressionism was a style which focused on: 1. beauty in the natural world 2. action-packed narratives 3. familiar everyday occurrences 4. inner drama and dark emotions
- 22. Pierrot
- 23. Pierrot lunaire (1912) • 8 instruments, 5 players • Sprechstimme
- 24. No. 8: “Night” Finstre, schwartze Reisenfalter Somber, shadowy giant moth wings Töteten der Sonne Glanz. Kill the splendid shine of sun. Ein geschlossnes Zauberbuch, An unopened magic book, Ruht der Horizont--veschwiegen. The dark horizon lies. Aus dem Qualm verlorner Tiefen In silence the fumes of lower darkness Steigt ein Druft, Erinnrung mordend! Give off vapor stifling memory! Finstre, schwartze Reisenfalter Somber, shadowy, giant moth wings Töteten der Sonne Glanz. Kill the splendid shine of sun. Und vom Himmel erdenwärts And from Heaven down to earth Senken sich mit schweren Schwingen Sink with heavy swinging motion Unsichtbar die Ungetüme Monsters huge, an unseen terror Auf die Menschenherzen nieder... On mankind’s hearts now falling, Finstre, schwarze Reisenfalter. Somber, shadowy, giant moth wings.
- 25. No. 18: “The Moonspot” With a spot of white, of shining moonlight, On the collar of his black jacket, So Pierrot goes walking in the evening, Out to seek some joy and high adventure. Suddenly, in his dress, something disturbs him. He examines it, and yes, he finds there A spot of white, of shining moonlight, On the collar of his black jacket. Damn! he thinks, another spot of whitewash! Whisks and whisks, yet he cannot remove it! So he goes, full of spleen and fury, Rubs and rubs until the early morning Spot of white, of shining moonlight.
- 26. Pierrot lunaire uses a form of vocal expression known as: 1. Lied 2. Sprechstimme 3. tonality 4. impressionsim
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- 28. “Columbine” Des Mondlichts bleiche Blüten, Moonlight's pale blossoms, Die weißen Wunderrosen, The miraculous white roses, Blühn in den Julinächten -- Blossom in the nights of July — O bräch ich eine nur! Oh, if I could pluck just one! Mein banges Leid zu lindern, To still my anxious suffering, Such ich am dunklen Strome I seek alongside the dark stream Des Mondlichts bleiche Blüten, Moonlight's pale blossoms, Die weißen Wunderrosen. The miraculous white roses. Gestillt wär all mein Sehnen, All my longing would be stilled Dürft ich so märchenheimlich, If I could, in fairy-tale fashion, So selig leis — entblättern Secretly and softly — pluck onto Auf deine braunen Haare your brown tresses Des Mondlichts bleiche Blüten! Moonlight's pale blossoms!