1. The document discusses the musical styles of Impressionism and Expressionism from the 20th century.
2. It defines Impressionism as a style originating in France that uses timbre, texture, harmony, and rhythm to impress a message on the listener rather than clear melodic and rhythmic lines.
3. Claude Debussy is presented as the most important French composer of the early 20th century and pioneer of Impressionist music, known for evoking fleeting moods through pieces like Clair de Lune. Expressionism, characterized by Arnold Schoenberg's Pierrot Lunaire, aimed to express inner experiences through more dissonant music.
1. The document discusses the musical styles of Impressionism and Expressionism from the 20th century.
2. It defines Impressionism as a style originating in France that uses timbre, texture, harmony, and rhythm to impress a message on the listener rather than clear melodic and rhythmic lines.
3. Claude Debussy is presented as the most important French composer of the early 20th century and pioneer of Impressionist music, known for evoking fleeting moods through pieces like Clair de Lune. Expressionism, characterized by Arnold Schoenberg's Pierrot Lunaire, aimed to express inner experiences through more dissonant music.
1. The document discusses the musical styles of Impressionism and Expressionism from the 20th century.
2. It defines Impressionism as a style originating in France that uses timbre, texture, harmony, and rhythm to impress a message on the listener rather than clear melodic and rhythmic lines.
3. Claude Debussy is presented as the most important French composer of the early 20th century and pioneer of Impressionist music, known for evoking fleeting moods through pieces like Clair de Lune. Expressionism, characterized by Arnold Schoenberg's Pierrot Lunaire, aimed to express inner experiences through more dissonant music.
1. Describes distinctive musical elements of given pieces of 20th
century styles; 2. Explains the performance practice (setting, composition, role of composers/ performers, and audience) of 20th century music. 3. Relates 20th Century music to other art forms and media during the same time period. Lesson 1: Impressionism
Prepared by: Ms. Ellaine S. Custodio Objectives:
1. Know the definition of Impressionism
2. Identify the characteristics of the different musical styles? 3. Enumerate the prominent composers of impressionist. Impressionism – is an art movement or style that originated in France in the late 19th century. It is a counter effect of the Romantic style, which is expressive of emotionalism. Impressionism does not express musical ideas through clear melodic and rhythmic lines. Rather, it makes use of timbre, texture, harmony, and rhythm to impress a message, which the listener interprets. An impression on a listener’s mind is created through music, thus the term “impressionism.” Claude Monet, Impression, soleil levant (Impression, Sunrise), 1872, oil on canvas, Musée Marmottan Claude Debussy (1862-1918) • Debussy is considered the most important French composer of the early twentieth century because of his new design of music. • He was a master of evoking a fleeting mood and misty atmosphere. • He was trained at the Paris Conservatoire, and decided there on a career as a composer rather than as a pianist. Watch (https://youtu.be/-LXl4y6D-QL) Clair De Lune Watch and Listen E’enfant prodigue: https://youtu.be?xhrXBR23flw Le tombeau de Couperin https:youtu.be/1Mgw8pV4Ipm Expressionism https://youtu.be/bd2cBUJmDr8Pierrot Lunaire Using e - Genyo Blog What is impressionism, and how did it start? Using a Canva make a poster that will inspired others to listen and appreciate the music of Impressionism and Expressionism