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French composer who invented impressionism
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Modern Finnish Composer
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The father of the 12-tone music, teacher of Webern and Berg
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French composer and innovator in pianistic styles
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Wrote The Rite of Spring, produced jazz, rock, and classical styles.
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Student of Schoenberg, known for musical brevity and clarity of texture.
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French Composer part of Les Six
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Russian composer influential in western culture
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French Composer a part of Les Six who admired Bach
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Friends with Satie; used polytonality
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French composer a part of les six
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Influential American composer and conductor who worked in Hollywood
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French composer who by age 15 had composed over 200 works
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French composer a part of Les Six
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Not dominated by one style. Began with drastic rebellions against past traditions and ended with going back to traditions. Polytonality, polyrhythms, polymers, polychords, and polyphonic techniques.
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Music that was hard to understand, often included dissonance.
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Introduced by Debussy. Ignored traditional rules of chords and all chords are treated as equal.
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Introduced by Schoenberg. All tweaked notes are treated equal and tonality was abandoned.
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Composition that was left up to chance and was never the same twice.
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Fusion of technology and acoustic music
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Focused on musical elements other than pitch
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Taking a natural sound, such a water dripping, and mixing it with other natural sounds.
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Repetitive music that only uses small units of music.
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Focused on uniting past forms of music into an eclectic type.