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Maximalist composer seen as heir to Mozart and Beethoven. Expanded symphonies and lieder
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French Impressionist who created the first modern orchestra work. Very vague compositions that acted as "tone poems."
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German maximalist composer who expanded on Wagner's use of chromaticism. "Salome" and "Elektra" major tone poems and opera.
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Expressionist composer who came up with the 12 tone method (1921)
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French Impressionist composer who wrote the first Impressionist piano piece.
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Expressionist composer who changed musical styles often. Most known for "The Rite of Spring." Made use of sharp dissonances and heavy percussion.
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Austrian expressionist composer who extended the twelve-tone system.
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Expressionist composer who mixed romanticism and twelve-tone methods.
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Extreme everything, from chromaticism, performance group size, and theme usage. Very thick textures.
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Music style that pulled from French painting style of same name. Emphasis on vagueness. Used free rhythms, parallel chords, and unresolved dissonances.
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Musical style that incorporated atonality and breaking chord progression rules. Started in Germany and Austria. This style also saw the 12-tone method devised.
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Ballet w/ music written by Stravinsky. Had radical music and story telling, and due to high tensions and the music a fight broke out. It portrayed Russian pagan rituals and elements. Heavy usage of 6/8, 7/8, and 5/8 time.
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