Chapter 7 Test

2. Composer of La Mer and Claire de Lune (last name).
4. Composer of Pierrot Lunaire and A Survivor from Warsaw (last name).
5. Composer of Music for 18 Musicians and Clapping Music.
6. A compositional technique of assigning values to musical information.
8. Technique of shifting the normal accent by stressing weak beats or placing the accent between the beats themselves.
12. Composer of Rhapsody in Blue and Porgy and Bess (last name).
17. Composer who helped define the distinct American sound by combining his European musical training with jazz and folk elements (last name).
19. Technique in which two tonal centers are sounding at the same time.
21. Composer of Kontakte.
24. Composer for the Rite of Spring (last name).
25. Music composed by manipulating only electronically-produced sounds (two words).
26. Composer of Overworld Theme.

1. Music without a tonal center.
3. An instrument that electronically generate a wide variety of sounds.
7. A music genre which represents an event, object, or concept.
9. Compositional attempt to infuse characteristics of the classic period with twentieth century harmonies.
10. Music written without ever repeating a section (two words).
11. Type of electro-acoustic music that uses both electronically produced sounds and recorded natural sounds (two words).
13. Composer of Duke Bluebeard's Castle and the Wooden Prince. Also created a certain pizzicato style.
14. A compositional style which attempted to eliminate harmony and tonal melody.
15. A Spanish dance in three-quarter time.
16. Compositional technique meant to distill music down to its fundamental elements.
18. Alban Berg, Anton Webern, and Arnold Schoenberg (three words).
20. Who invented the phonograph in 1877?
22. Composer of Concerto for the Left Hand and Daphnes et Chloe
23. Choreographer for The Rite of Spring (last name).