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14 Cards in this Set
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Name a work by Rachmaninov.
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Prelude in G Minor, op.23
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Name a work by Satie.
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Embryons desséchés, No. 3, de Podophthalma
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Name a work by Scriabin.
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Vers la flamme, op. 72
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In what way was Rachmaninov conservative?
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He was conservative with harmony and tonality.
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What did Rachmaninov cultivate?
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He cultivated the distinct late romantic voice.
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In what way was Rachmaninov an innovator?
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He was an innovator in terms of piano textures.
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Year of Prelude in G minor, op. 23?
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1901.
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Form of G minor prelude?
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ABA Coda
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Form of 'A' section of Prelude in G minor?
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AABA song form.
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Describe the themes of Prelude in G Minor, Op. 23.
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Theme A: March
Theme B: lyrical, typically romantic. |
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What was Scriabin an innovator in?
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An innovator in harmonic and tonal organisation.
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What was used as a tonic point in Scriabin's music?
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Dissonant chords.
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What does Vers La Flamme contain?
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A referential chord.
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Describe the themes of Vers La Flamme.
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Theme A: two melodies in counterpoint in RH
Theme B: one melody + minor/major 3rds in RH |
