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vvvvIgor Stravinsky's Rite of Spring famously undermined the audience's expectation of the role of rhythm by abandoning strict meter for rapidly changing time signatures.
Option A
False
Option B
True
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Atonal music follows all the traditional rules of harmony.
Option A
True
Option B
False
Igor Stravinsky's Rite of Spring famously undermined the audience's expectation of the role of rhythm by abandoning strict meter for rapidly changing time signatures.
Option A
False
Option B
True
Question 30
Question 30
3.3
Points
Question 30
Atonal music follows all the traditional rules of harmony.
Option A
True
Option B
False
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- Igor Stravinsky's Rite of Spring...: Option B — True.
Briefly: It disrupted regular meter with shifting and irregular time signatures and accents.
- Atonal music follows all the traditional rules of harmony.: Option B — False.
Briefly: Atonal music rejects the tonal hierarchy and many traditional harmonic rules.
- Igor Stravinsky's Rite of Spring...: Option B — True.
Briefly: It disrupted regular meter with shifting and irregular time signatures and accents.
- Atonal music follows all the traditional rules of harmony.: Option B — False.
Briefly: Atonal music rejects the tonal hierarchy and many traditional harmonic rules.
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