Question

Alberto ginastera's objective nationalist period featured works that more directly and obviously included elements of folk music, whereas his subjective nationalist period featured works written in a personal language that incorporated folk music elements. how did he describe his third stylistic period, from which the above work comes? select one:

O neo-expressionist, in which he made increasing use of european
O traditions serialist, in which he experimented with the techniques of total serialism
O pure nationalist, in which he transcribed folk music tunes directly
O primitivist, in which he used rhythms and timbres of prehistoric periods

Answer 1

Alberto Ginastera's third stylistic period was described as neo-expressionist, marked by the use of dissonance, complex rhythms, and a more universal approach to composition.

Step-by-step explanation:

Alberto Ginastera described his third stylistic period as neo-expressionist, in which his compositions integrated an innovative approach influenced by both European avant-garde and prior periods such as expressionism and abstract expressionism. This period is characterized by the use of dissonance, complex rhythms, and often dramatic texture that express an intense, sometimes violent emotional landscape which evolved from the traditional foundations of folk music elements present in his earlier works. During this time, Ginastera's music also made use of 12-tone techniques, though not strictly adhering to the total serialism rules, reflecting his personal evolution in musical language and embracing a more universal rather than solely nationalist approach.