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Unit 10- Music with Logic, No Emotion (Listening Guide 56: CABALLITO NEGRO…

- - - - Break from tradition
        
        Dissonance does not have to resolve to consonance
        
        Reject tonality (atonality)
  - - - Students Berg and Webern
    - - Atonal-Expressionist
      - Twelve-tone
      - Post-Romantic
- - - - New scales & harmonies
  - - - Combined Asian instruments with Western ensembles
        
        Music from Iran, India, Japan
      - Pre-cursor to ”prepared piano”
        
        Tone clusters for piano
        
        Group notes played with fist, forearm, and palm
        
        Plucking piano strings directly
      - Foreign scales with western chords
    - - Tiger
      - The Banshee
    - - Proponent of microtones
        
        Developed a scale with 43 microtones to the octave
      - Built/adapted instruments to play it
        
        Focus melody & timbre- not harmony
        
        Adapted Indian and African instruments to fit tuning
        
        Cloud chamber bowls- made glass
        
        Cone gongs (made metal)
        
        Gourd trees
  - - - Like gamelan music
  - - - Taught Colorado, NY, U of PA
    - - Art/music tradition
      - Folk themes
      - Non-western sounds
- - - - Nails, bolts, rubber, wood, & leather
    - - Non-pitched
      - Piano is percussion instrument
      - Ethereal sounds
- - - - Process Music- a few notes repeating over and over and often elaborating
    - - Music recorded on loop
      - Several copies played simultaneously
      - Music Speed slowed
  - - - Grammy- Different Trains