MUS 123 Unit 6 Review

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Across
  1. 3. concert setting of a poem
  2. 5. using 2 keys at once
  3. 7. technique associate with Arnold Schoenberg, frequently used by John Cage; mathematical way of composing music
  4. 8. French composer/organist who encouraged students to explore new ways of composing; Aaron Copland studied with her
  5. 9. Robert Ceely's composition VONCE is an example of this
  6. 10. pitch is determined by plugging into these which cause vibration on an electronic synthesizer
  7. 13. act passed in 1964 to allow construction for the Kennedy Center for Performing Arts
  8. 15. type of piano which was altered by placing foreign materials on the strings
  9. 18. "hobo" composer during the Great Depression; created his own instruments and a 43 note scale
  10. 19. H.T. Burleigh and Robert Dett were successful black composers of this genre of music during the Harlem Renaissance
  11. 20. musical compositions only existing on tape; concrete music
  12. 21. composer of "Hoedown" from "Rodeo"
Down
  1. 1. composer who extended the 12tone technique and was known as a total serialist; codirector of RCA Mark II Synthesizer
  2. 2. short melodic idea; Terry Riley used 53 of them to create his composition "In C"
  3. 4. composer of "New England Triptych"
  4. 6. composer of "Adagio for Strings"; neoromantic composer
  5. 11. 1920s movement which promoted racial advancement
  6. 12. ensemble common to Indonesia consisting of gongs, metallophones and sometimes wind and string instruments
  7. 14. another name for chance music; made famous by John Cage and Morton Feldman
  8. 16. music that is composed to be performed by brass and/or percussion instruments. Usually signals an announcement or marks the celebration of an event
  9. 17. combining 2 or more rhythmic patterns at once