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Chapter 40 Quiz
Music in the Twentieth Century
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What is the term for a fixed, methodical sequence of the twelve chromatic pitches?
Tone family
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Chromatic row
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Tone row
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Pantonal set
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Which scale divides the octave into equal "steps?"
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Octatonic
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Whole tone
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Chromatic
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Which two 19th-century composers devised new, flexible approaches to tonality that better suited their musical ideas?
Liszt and Wagner
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Brahms and Bruckner
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Verdi and Debussy
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Dvoøák and Tchaikovsky
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Which technique was developed by American composer Henry Cowell?
"Blue notes"
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The tone cluster
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Col legno
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Pantonality
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After the Second World War, almost all composers refocused their attention on 18th-century musical elements in a trend known as "neoclassicism."
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Austro-Hungarian composer Arnold Schoenberg began composing without key signatures and stopped using tonal triads early in the 20th century.
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One of many new ideas that found practice in the years around the turn of the 20
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