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Stravinsky is described as a chameleon-like composer. Discuss how Rite of Spring contrasts with Symphony of Psalms. Are there any common features between them?
 
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Which composition is an example of the tragdie lyrique?
 
  A) Tartuffe
  B) Jepht
  C) Armide
  D) all of these choices



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Answer to Question 1

Differences:

Rite = Pagan ritual

Symphony - medieval-style homage to God

Rite - vivid, colorful, and programmatic

Symphony - austere, somewhat dry, detached

Rite - Rich in complex rhythms and textures, shift of tempo and mood, and tuneful snippets

Symphony- maintains a steady pulse an is more transparent with most memorable melodic material being extremely simple

Common features:

irregular blocks of sound, active ostinato patterns

Symphony is not an ongoing evolution of Stravinsky's musical approach, but is more like an abrupt change of direction.

Stravinsky was a part of modern culture in western Europe, yet he had an intense interest in the past.

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