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MU101 final

Terms in this set (50)

lied
german name for art song
franz schubert
wrote 600 lieder
erikonig
narrator, father, son
federick chopin
national music hero
rubato
robbed time; expand sound
franz liszt
composer during piano music
hector berlioz
farther of modern symphony
smittana
wrote the moldeu
brahms
4 symphony passed the age of 40; coloral music
dvorak
new world symphony in honor of america; romantic concerto
bel canto
beautiful singings
coloratura
serpranos
famous italy opera composer
verdi
aida
queen of egypt
rigolletto
hunchback in paris
la donna e mobile
famous aria
richard wagner
germany composer who wrote the ring of the nibelung
gesamtkunstwek
total artwork
leitmotifs
leading motives
puccini
madame butterly
verismo
reality and truth
pinkerton
un bel di; one fine day
impressionism
capture first impression
symbolism
read in between the lines
stephanie mallarme
prelude to the afternoon of a faun
debussy
leaves impression of laziness; no beats
igor strauinsky
wrote rite of spring
polyrhythm
several rhythmic pattern
polychords
six or sevent notes
arnold schoenberk
twelve tone row
sprechstimme
half singing/ half talking
expressionism
getting part to the soul
pierrot lunaire
moonfleck
stephen foster
oh susanna
john philip sousa
military marches like star spangled banner
bela bartok
shake no him nose
jazz
african traditions and wester pop art together; complex rhythm, repetitive, call and response
1900s
ragtime; syncopated rhythms and sectional forms
scott jophin
maple leaf rag
1930s
blues: folk based on repetitive
blue note
singer drops their pitch
louie armstrong
voice, trumpet player, scatsinger
scatsinger
nonsense noise
1950s
rock and roll, most significant phenomend
1960s
variety of rock (acid rock, heavy metal, disco)
erin couplin
wrote about america in music
george gorshwin
first to put jazz into symphony
lenoard bersten
conductor, composer, music educator
john williams
music for films
john cage
4min 33 second; no music just rest
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