What stylistic periods did igor stravinsky go through during his career as a composer?

Answer 1

All Of The Above

Answer 2

A.PrimitiveB.Neo-classicalC.SerialD.All of the above

Answer 3

Stravinsky's music was all written in the early to mid twentieth century, and is divided by general agreement into three periods. The first, sometimes called the Russian period, encompassed in reality two styles, at first a combined late romanticism and post-impressionism. Most notable from this time is his three major ballets, The Firebird, Petroushka, and The Rite of Spring. Second is his Neoclassical period, when he adapted older forms such as the cantata, the concerto grosso, the suite, and even adapted earlier music by other composers, such as in his Ballet Pulcinella, based on the music of Pergolesi. The last or Serial period he adopted the twelve-tone technique, but always used in his own individual style of rhythmic vitality and lean, elegant textures, and with less regard for the strictures of that technique. In all his music he went his own way and made his own rules.

Answer 4

primitive, neo-classic, and serial...so all the above (apex)