(q018) this excerpt is taken from the opening music of which piece?

(Q003) Which term describes the repeated chord that begins this passage from Stravinsky's The Rite of Spring? (Q011) Which composer invented serialism? the composer strolling around a picture gallery, (Q011) The major works of Johannes Brahms tend toward, (Q012) The third movement of Brahms's Violin Concerto in D is written in, (Q013) As a young man, Brahms became a close friend and protégé of, (Q014) Mahler's ambivalence toward the Romantic tradition is often expressed in his music through, (Q015) The third movement of Mahler's Symphony No. (Q017) What is the solo instrument heard here in León's Indígena? Her father hires an assassin to kill the Duke, but Gilda tragically is killed instead. (Q018) Musorgsky's compositions were improved by the help of what other member of the kuchka? music composed with natural sounds recorded electronically. The strings play a fragment of a tune that is interrupted by the brass section. (include years), Threnody for the Victims of Hiroshima (1960), Year and composer of Threnody for the Victims of Hiroshima, What songs did Tan Dun write? What would be a good way to describe the piano style heard in Liszt's Wild Hunt? Viktor said looking at his timetable. (Q016) In the first movement of Ravel's Piano Concerto in G, what aspect recalls early jazz? How many performers are there in a big band? Los Angeles Master Chorale : Lauridsen: Lux Aeterna Review: Morton Lauridsen is Composer-in-Residence for the Master Chorale and Chair of the Dept. Jan Jarvlepp . (Q014) Tan Dun's score for Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon mixes instruments from the Western orchestra with instruments from. What is minimalism? What percussion instrument is heard in this excerpt of the fifth movement of Berlioz's Fantastic Symphony? (Q021) What are the performing forces for Schoenberg's song cycle, Pierrot lunaire? What in this excerpt indicates that this song by Robert Schumann is probably through-composed? The solo violin plays an ascending scale, then the orchestra plays a descending scale. What does the orchestra do in this excerpt from Rigoletto? (Q023) What is the underlying source material of the musical West Side Story? Who was George Gershwin? extreme example of the avant-garde composers' search for new expressive means. The duration. Where did he spend his career? Who was Maurice Ravel? (Q017) Who was an important nationalist composer from Bohemia? (Q008) The music in this passage from Copland's Appalachian Spring is reminiscent of what? (include years), What songs did Xenakis write? a pavilion at the 1958 Brussels World's Fair. (Q009) Which instrument family dominates this variation of the song "Simple Gifts" from Copland's Appalachian Spring? (Q011) What two instruments are featured in this excerpt from Mahler's Symphony No. How does Conga Brava represent Latin America music? What work by Beethoven provides examples of thematic unity and thematic transformation? (Q017) The first movement of Ravel's Piano Concerto in G is a free adaptation of what traditional form? (Q013) In the days of silent movies, how was film music handled? 6, what do you hear in the high range? What happens to tone color in the Romantic period? Live musicians improvised music to go along with films, often basing their improvisations on well-known themes from Romantic symphonies and operas. (Q003) Which term refers to an orchestral composition in one movement that has a program and a free musical form? (Q023) Which remarkable teacher taught Aaron Copland and many other famous twentieth-century composers? It closely follows the melody of the voice. (Q015) This excerpt from Reich's Music for 18 Musicians is a good example of what musical style? What section is this from Chopin's Nocturne? (Q001) What jazz device does Ravel use in this passage from his Piano Concerto in G? (Q002) Ravel's Piano Concerto in G can be thought of as a tribute to. How does this apply to music? He was ambivalent about distributing programs to audiences. 1? Which of the following can be heard in this excerpt from Verdi's Rigoletto? electric guitar, electric bass, and electric keyboards. How would you describe this piece? What are themes "Romanticism" that are central to Romantic literature and Romantic music? novels and plays, especially Shakespeare's plays. (Q021) How did Mahler feel about writing programmatic symphonies? Tchaikovsky's Russian friend, Rubinstein, loved his Piano Concerto No. (Q022) In calling "Night" from Pierrot lunaire a passacaglia, Schoenberg is looking back to which period? It's more tuneful than recitative, but much less tuneful than an aria. The Erlking first beckons the child, then cajoles him, then threatens and assaults him. (Q012) What is the musical term for the long, rising slide heard in this excerpt from Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue? (Q004) What do you hear in the first few seconds of this excerpt from Bartók's Music for Strings, Percussion, and Celesta? (Q018) What ideal was espoused by artists in the late 1920s which emphasized technique over emotional expression? soprano and five instrumentalists playing eight instruments. What happens to Berlioz's idée fixe over the course of the Fantastic Symphony? (Q015) How would you describe the rhythmic accents in this excerpt of Ravel's Piano Concerto? What other composer from the modern period of music did she emulate in her compositions? new technologies and new theories from people such as Einstein, Darwin, and Freud, (Q004) Modernism's response to the anxieties and uncertainties of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries was to. (Q018) What kind of instrument joins the soloist at the end of this excerpt of León's Indígena, signaling the entrance of the ensemble? i.e. (Q007) Which modernist movement in painting attempted to capture the actual, perceived quality of light using patches of color? This stanza of "Erlkönig" includes dialogue between two characters. Naruto asked as they walked out of his History of Magic class. deep commitment to folk music, professional involvement. What is Berg's famous opera titled? of Composition at USC. express the most extreme human feelings by divorcing art from everyday literalness. Who was Bela Bartok? Who is Felix Mendelssohn? a musical style that makes frequent use of all twelve notes of the chromatic scale, The technique of improvising rhythmically, "stealing" time from the beat or allowing the meter to waver, is called. (Q006) Although Ruth Crawford collected and transcribed American folk songs, her own compositions show more interest in. 1? What instrument does Louis Armstrong play? (Q009) What do you hear in this passage from León's Indígena? What type of piece is Rhapsody in Blue? Which of the following can be heard in this excerpt from Puccini's Madame Butterfly? sit silently on the stage for 4 minutes and 33 seconds. What does the orchestra do in this excerpt from Wagner's The Valkyrie? chords that sound tense and need to resolve to consonant one. Who was Leonard Bernstein? Requiem aeternam dona eis, Domine,et lux perpetua luceat eis. Lux Aeterna begins with a stunning Introitus. Where did he go to school? How many movements did Berlioz include in his Fantastic Symphony? The orchestra plays an intensified version of the singer's melody, emphasizing the emotion of the scene. (Q018) Who are the three characters heard in this excerpt from Wozzeck? (Q004) The bel canto style emphasizes what? Which orchestral instruments are most prominent in this excerpt from Wagner's The Valkyrie? Which character is singing in this excerpt from Rigoletto? (Q019) Musorgsky's Pictures at an Exhibition began life as a set of piano pieces; what other famous composer orchestrated these piano miniatures? (Q020) How many symphonies did Brahms complete? They worked to break down barriers of harmony, form, and genre. The central movement is a lively Sanctus, followed by Agnus Dei and finally Lux aeterna. In Wild Hunt, Liszt presents a new version of the first theme, which is radically altered in some ways. Lo que debes saber de ‘Lux Æterna’, lo nuevo de Gaspar Noé Por: Fan Valdés ( @fan_nekobasu ) Conocido por la crudeza de sus historias, su fotografía psicodélica y sus trágicos (y frenéticos finales), Gaspar Noé ya ha sorprendido a las audiencias de varios festivales como Cannes y Sitges con Lux Æterna , su más reciente realización. Let eternal light shine upon them, O Lord, … She was a virtuoso pianist and a sought-after piano teacher. What composer is well known for composing Lieder? (Q019) Debussy won a prestigious fellowship to study in. Whose musical portrait is this from Schumann's Carnaval? (Q004) What do you hear in between Sippie Wallace's lines in this excerpt from "If You Ever Been Down" Blues? (Q002) What element in the opening of Pictures at an Exhibition helps to depict the composer walking through an art gallery? a long, hymnlike melody in the strings, accompanied by low brasses and winds. Which do you hear in this aria from Verdi's Rigoletto? Which statement describes the rhythmic character of this excerpt from Robert Schumann's "Eusebius"? All of the above, Sleeping Beauty The Nutcracker Swan Lake. What is the central stylistic characteristic of the first phase of twentieth-century avant-garde music? (Q012) The five-note scale that can be played using the black keys of a piano is called the, (Q013) The six-note scale that divides an octave into six equal parts is called the, (Q014) Music that lacks any feeling of having a central or home pitch is called. follows sonata form loosely. (In what country). 3 (Symphony of Sorrowful Songs) (1976), What songs did Penderecki write? alternating meters that create an unpredictable emphasis in the beat. What are these? The Requiem in D minor, K. 626, is a requiem mass by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756–1791). Robert Shafer (conductor) (1,262 words) exact match in snippet view article for a live-performance recording of Benjamin Britten’s War Requiem. Which instruments play the two versions of the theme heard in this excerpt from Berlioz's Fantastic Symphony? she joins the devilish orgies. What Romantic genre is a type of German song, usually written with the text of a Romantic poem and almost always accompanied by piano alone? What types of music did he compose? The text Lux Aeterna (Eternal Light) is the communion from the Latin mass for the dead. include years, "Imaginary Landscape No 4′′(1951) for 12 twelve radios, Year and composer of "Imaginary Landscape No 4′′, Year and composer of Prepared piano "Sonata 2 for Prepared Piano". (Q007) Which instrument is prominent along with the strings in this excerpt from Still's Symphony? (Q017) What musical device is Berg using in this excerpt from Wozzeck? i.e. (Q015) The gradual descending pitch levels in this excerpt of Schoenberg's Pierrot lunaire reflect what? (Q019) The syncopated accents in this passage from Bartók's Music for Strings, Percussion, and Celesta seem to refer back to the music of which composer? What "instrument" does she largely use in her compositions? How was he related to Fanny Mendelssohn? Musical continuity is carried by the orchestra, which features leitmotivs. the beloved's melody is heard, but it has lost its character of nobility and timidity. (Q006) During his career as a composer, Tchaikovsky. What instrument did she play? at her arrival, a roar of joy. What composer experimented with this new type of compositional style? Which composer famously composed twenty-one nocturnes (night pieces)? one of the earliest American avant-garde modernists. (Q013) Stravinsky derives the main motive in this excerpt of The Rite of Spring from the folk music of what country? (Q016) What low instruments enter after the voices in this excerpt from Reich's Music for 18 Musicians? (Q009) The symbolists were fascinated with the music dramas of Richard Wagner because of his use of. (Q010) What can be heard in the last line Wozzeck sings in this excerpt? (Q010) What is depicted in the first number, "Promenade," from Musorgsky's Pictures at an Exhibition? (Q018) This excerpt is taken from the opening music of which piece? Where did she spend her career? What country was he from? Which is true about this third stanza of Clara Schumann's "Der Mond kommt still gegangen"? What does "the emancipation of dissonance" mean? A father rides furiously through the night with a child who is presumably running a high fever, for he claims to see and hear a malevolent demon. (Q018) The fourth movement of William Grant Still's Afro-American Symphony is a free adaptation of what traditional form? Gyorgy Ligeti: Lux Aeterna (1966) [voices, no orchestra] Gyorgy Ligeti: Requiem (1965) [voices and orchestra] ---- Music no longer needed to be tailored to fit the film. (Q016) Who was the leading composer in the ragtime style? Finally, some music reached a point at which no tonal center could be detected at all. (Q001) What happens about halfway through this excerpt from Duke Ellington's "Conga Brava"? Berlioz's Fantastic Symphony: "Episodes in the Life of an Artist" is an example of a, The single theme used to represent the musician's beloved in all the movements of the Fantastic Symphony is called the, The Dies irae in the fifth movement of Berlioz's Fantastic Symphony is a Gregorian chant that was used in. What does the orchestra do in this excerpt from Madame Butterfly? (Q020) What solo instrument plays a prominent theme in the second half of this excerpt from Debussy's Clouds? Lux Æterna begins with actor Charlotte Gainsbourg (playing herself) waiting to shoot a new arthouse film about medieval witch trials. (Q005) What do you hear in this passage from Brahms's Violin Concerto in D? 1890-1920, the years leading up to and immediately after World War I. performed by white actors in blackface, very popular in 19th century, an African American church music, a lead singer announces an opening phrase, and the chorus utters a short, simple reply, What is a Spiritual? Who were the main consumers of Schubert's music? Who was Sergei Prokofiev? How does the music indicate which character is speaking. Who were the Russian Kuchka (how many people were in this and who were they)? Who composed Appalachian Spring? Who was Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky? Music still retains its mood-setting function. (Q005) In this excerpt from Ruth Crawford's Prelude for Piano No. For the plots of their operas, many Romantic composers drew from. (Q012) Film composers' matching of musical themes to situations on-screen is much like the leitmotiv technique of which composer? How does his music represent nationalism? Lux aeterna, p. 363 Which is fairly clear in Lux aeterna? What does Liszt achieve in this excerpt from Wild Hunt? FOURTH MOVEMENT: March to the Scaffold (Allegretto non troppo), he dreams he has killed his beloved, that he is condemned to death and led to execution. (Q012) What is the forceful singing style heard in this excerpt from Shaw's Sarabande called? Lauridsen's ability to harmonize parts, shape melodic lines. (Q019) The quality of the music in this excerpt might suggest, (Q020) Brahms transforms the opening theme of the third movement of the Violin Concerto in D by changing the meter and giving it a more marchlike quality. What are features of jazz? born in russia. near the end, beginning a long coda, the idee fixe returns loudly at a faster tempo, at the very end, slower music depicts the programs religious consolations, SECOND MOVEMENT: A Ball (Allegro non troppo).

Whose musical portrait is this from Schumann's Carnaval?

Which children's song is quoted in Mahler's Symphony No 1 third movement?

What do you hear in this excerpt from the second movement of Beethoven's Symphony No 5?

What does the orchestra do in this excerpt from Rigoletto?