The Expressionism
Example: The Expressionism in music often explores intense emotional experiences.
Definition
"The Expressionism" in music refers to a style that emphasizes the intense, often unsettling emotional experiences conveyed through dissonant harmonies, dramatic dynamics, and complex rhythms. It aims to evoke deep feelings and psychological states, frequently breaking traditional musical conventions.
Etymology
The term "the Expressionism" in music derives from the broader artistic movement of Expressionism that emerged in early 20th-century Europe. It originated from the German word 'Expressionismus,' which means expressing inner emotions and subjective experiences, highlighting raw and intense feelings rather than external reality.
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"The Expressionism" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - Music - (C1) - set 1", containing 102 commonly used words.
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