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Jean Sibelius
1865-1957 -
Amy Marcy Cheney Beach
1867-1944 American Pianist and composer -
Scott Joplin
1867/68-1917 American-invented Ragtime -
Ralph Vaughan Williams
1872-1958 Became leader in English Music BAritone Gospel -
Aleksandr Skyryabin
1872-1915 -
Sergei Rachmanoiv
1873-1943 Awesome dude. -
Gustav Holst
1874-1934 Hindu influences -
Bela Bartok
1881-1945 Ethnomusicologist -
Igor Stravinsky
1882-1971 -
Paul Hindemith
1895-1963 -
Aaron Copeland
1900-90 Most popular American composer of 20th century -
Louie Armstrong
1900/01-71 -
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Non-Tonal
Musical elements other than pitch. -
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World War 2
World went to crap -
Musiqe concrete
Recorded natural sounds splcied together -
Aleatoric
Music that is up to chance -
Interdeterminate
Three different types of by chance music. Aleatroic, Interdeterminate (the chance is made during making music), suggesstive -
Electronische Musik
Developed in Germany, Fusion of Electronic and acoustic music -
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Textural
Sound blocks, Not really individual melodies, more like chunks of notes moving in counterpoint. -
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Maximized Expressionism (Integral serialism)
Maximilism to the max -
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Minimalism
repetitive music using variations slightly -
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Postmodernism
No prejudice towards styles. Using styles of the past and mixing it with the now -
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Neo-tonality
Tonality that have evolved. THe more chromatisicm is played the more it sounds tonal. Seconds and sevenths are now tonal. -
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Totalism
The contiuation of maximilism to fight post-minimalisim -
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New Complexity
Totalism but extreme contrasts and complexity in the abstract and micro tonal -
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Globalization
Immediate exchange of ideas/ Youtube