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This document discusses the history of music, focusing on the evolution of musical styles from the 19th century to the 20th century. It explores significant composers and their contributions, including analysis of genres like impressionism and expressionism.
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MUSIC AND THE CHANGING WORLD ============================ - ![](media/image2.png)[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yBXl-] [LynNno]](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yBXl-LynNno) - The phonograph was invented sometime in 1877 and was a popular musical gadget during the 19th century. -...
MUSIC AND THE CHANGING WORLD ============================ - ![](media/image2.png)[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yBXl-] [LynNno]](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yBXl-LynNno) - The phonograph was invented sometime in 1877 and was a popular musical gadget during the 19th century. - It must have been popularly used by Filipinos from the upper and middle classes from 1902 up to the time it was replaced by cassettes, CD players, and recorders. - The 20th century is well-known for #### ![](media/image2.png)Understanding 20^th^ Century Music - Teens like you love listening to music as it can make you feel good by creating a positive mood and helping you become more productive. - ![](media/image5.jpeg)Through understanding 20th century music, you will recognize music\'s role in various fields of arts and culture, religion, the entertainment industry, the academe and the economy, and even with medicine. #### HISTORICAL AND CULTURAL FACTORS IN THE - ![](media/image6.jpeg)Twentieth century music was a mirror of the era\'s discoveries and philosophies. After the First World War, some composers used **[Neoclassicism]**, **[Futurism]**, **[12-tone scale]**, and **[Microtones]**. - The emergence of new genres is evident. The radio became popular, as well as technologies that capture, reproduce, and distribute music. - Industrialization made music education and performance more accessible and widespread due to printing, mass media, and technological inventions. - ![](media/image8.jpeg)It is a new musical style that conveys a certain mood, emotion, or atmosphere through the use of bizarre harmony, unresolved or incomplete chords, extreme chromaticism, and heavy use of the piano pedals. These produced dreamlike musical sounds. - Derived from Monet\'s painting \"Impression, Sunrise\" which uses contemporary visual art techniques, Impressionist music\'s modern characteristics includes CLAUDE DEBUSSY (1862-1918) -------------------------- - ![](media/image9.jpeg)Achille-Claude Debussy was born in France on the 22^nd^ of August 1862. - Manuel-Achille Debussy and Victorine Manoury. - He was the favorite among the siblings and was sent to his first formal school at the Paris conservatoire at the age of 10. - Debussy entered the Paris conservatoire in . On the 25^th^ of October 1872. - ![](media/image10.jpeg)["Academie des Beaux-] [Arts"] - The \"[Prelude to the] [Afternoon of a Faun]\" was his orchestral height. Other famous orchestral parts include \"[La Mer],\" \"[Nocturne],\" \"[Images],\" and \"[Clair De Lune].\" Joseph MAURICE RAVEL (1875-1937) -------------------------------- - ![](media/image11.jpeg)He was born on March 7, 1875 to Marie Delourat and Joseph Ravel in the town of Ciboure,France. - In 1882, shortly after his 7^th^ birthday, - He had his first public performance on ![](media/image12.jpeg) - In the Piano competition held on July 10, 1890, Maurice Ravel was awarded second place, making his initial year at the conservatoire rather successful. - He died on December 28, at the age of 62 in Paris - [Bolero], [La Valse], [Ma merel'oie]," and - In the Philippines, Dr. Antonio Molina was one of the 20^th^- century Filipino composers who wrote art music. - He was called " Claude Debussy of the Philippines" for composing music that has characteristics of impressionist music. - MALIKMATA ![](media/image13.jpeg) 11 ### EXPRESSIONIST MUSIC - ![](media/image15.jpeg)Impressionist and Expressionist musicians are actually considered rebels because they tend to break away from the conventional way of writing music. - They practiced musical freedom and diversity. Hence, they tend to discover different sounds that opened doors for more revolutionary music and art movements. - Composers maximize pitch ranges, use abrupt dynamics, tempo changes, and different instrumental timbres to bring out extreme emotions through their music works. ![](media/image16.jpeg)12 13 - **Expressionist music often features a** - **Expressionism is a nightmarish reaction to the dreamlike sweetness of Impressionism. Instead of having impressions of natural beauty, expressionism invokes fear, anger, torment, or anxiety creeping into the subconscious mind.** - ![](media/image18.jpeg)Arnold Schoenberg was a great American composer born in Austria on September 13, 1874 and died in Los Angeles, California,USA on July 13, 1951. - He studied in Vienna's realschule and learned to play the cello and the violin. - The "three piano pieces" is one of his first original compositions in1894. ![](media/image19.jpeg) - He also studied counterpoint under alexander Von Zemlinsky. - One of his most popular expressionist compositions was the "Pierrot lunaire" MODERNISM IN MUSIC ================== ### ![](media/image2.png)[MODERNISM IN MUSIC] - The 20th century gave birth to modern music. Progress in the fields of science and technology found its way to music. - ![](media/image22.jpeg)Recorded sounds from the environment were used as accompaniment to certain music. Such techniques include Electronic music, Chance music, minimalist sounds, and other unusual mixes of sonar activities. - Music can be produced by controlling sound through electronic instruments, keyboards, or synthesizers. - The emergence of electronic musical instruments was an effect of various experimentations by composers and music producers using the developing technology of that time. - Electronic music can be produced from various resources such as computer installations and microphones which are recorded, and then enhanced to produce the desired sounds. ![](media/image2.png) - ![](media/image27.jpeg)Electronic music permits more creativity and versatility in music creation, including voice editing. layering of harmony, and background rhythm. - Because pop music is usually recorded using digital technology and distributed over the Internet, it may be difficult to distinguish between electronic and non- electronic music in our current time. #### WHO IS THE FATHER OF ELECTRONIC - Edgard Victor Achille Charles Varese (1883-1965) is considered as the "Father of Electronic music." - Varese's music highlights rhythm and timber. He was the proponent of the word "organized sound," - **Polyphony** (two or more different melodies sung at the same time), - "Tribal Dance" and "Music Mix" ![](media/image2.png) - Aleatory or Chance Music - The composition or performance is determined by unpredictability, like a random selection of pitches and rhythms. - Performers may be told to arrange the structure of the piece, like rearranging or playing sections simultaneously as they want. ### ![](media/image29.jpeg)WHAT IS CHANCE MUSIC? - In Chance music, it is different. Chance music is also called aleatory music, which is derived from the latin word "Alea" meaning "dice." - It is a style of music where different sounds, musical or nonmusical, are assembled and combined together to create any kind of musical composition based on chance. - He was born in Los angeles, California, USA on September 5, 1912 and became one of the most original composers in the history of western music. - John cage, an American avant-garde composer, was the son of an inventor. - He challenged the very idea of music by manipulating musical instruments in order to attain new sounds. - "Father of Indeterminism" [https://www.youtube.com/watc](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gXOIkT1-QWY)h?v=gX[OIkT1](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gXOIkT1-QWY)-[QW](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gXOIkT1-QWY)Y