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UNIT 26. Dictation Examples from Music Literature

   I. Modality, pandiatonicism, free tertian harmony  
     1. Bela Bartók.  Evening in the Country Quiz No. 1  
    2. Igor Stravinsky. Vivo    1. Carlos Chávez. Piano Prelude No. 2
    3. Ernst Bloch. Poems of the Sea, “Waves”   2. Claude Debussy, Reverie
    4. Claude Debussy. Prelude No. 8, book 1   3. Igor Stravinsky. L’Histoire du Soldat, “Petit Choral
    5. Claude Debussy. Pour le piano, Sarabande   4. Bronislau Caper. Green Dolphin Street
    6. Igor Stravinsky. L’Histoire du Soldat, “Marche Royale”    
  II. Scalar and chordal techniques, polytonality    
    1. Bela Bartók. 7 Sketches, Op. 9b, II (See-Saw) Quiz No. 2
    2. Bela Bartók. 7 Sketches, Op. 9b, V (Romanian Folksong)   1. Bela Bartók, Bear Dance
    3. John Alden Carpenter. Danza   2. Bela Bartók. Forty-four Violin Duets, No. 33
    4. Ángel Lasala. Trío No. 1, I    
  III. Interval music, free atonality, and serialism    
    1. Igor Stravinsky. Symphony of Psalms, II Quiz No. 3
    2. Bela Bartok. Music for Strings, Percussion, and Celeste, I   1. Edgard Varese. Octandre
    3. Arnold Schoenberg. Three Songs   2. Ernst Krenek. Suite for cello solo
    4. Luigi Dallapicolla. Goethe Songs, No. 2   3. Luigi Dallapicolla. Quaderno, mvt. 1
    5. Roger Sessions. Sonata for Violin    
    6. Arnold Schoenberg. Three Piano Pieces, Op. 11, No. 1    
    7. Anton Webern. Symphony, Op. 21, II    

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