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mmm

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Which progressive artistic movement, prevalent between 1900 and 1945,
  promoted a bracing style antithetical to the traditional values of Romanticism?


 
 

a. Post-Modernism
  b. Expressionism
  c. Atonality
  d. Impressionism
  e. Modernism



Question 2

Which compositional technique is not descriptive of Debussys style?
 
 

a. avoids thematic development
  b. compositions do not have musical form
  c. does not use strong, accented meters but lets the music relax rhythmically
  d. uses ostinato-like melodies and harmonies that meander without a welldefined
  goal
  e. prefers momentary splashes of sound color instead of arching melodies




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Answer to Question 1

E

Answer to Question 2

B



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Both answers were spot on, thank you once again



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