[SOLVED] The Nazis and communist Russia

The Nazis and communist Russia In this assignment, you will compare pieces from Unit 3 and recount important details from the music we studied. All of the information should come from our in-class lectures and discussions.

If you use outside sources—which you should not need to—you must cite them correctly. This means in-text (or footnote) citations as well as a Works Cited page. If you use only a Works Cited page, you are plagiarizing. If you’re not sure how to cite correctly, you should study your preferred citation style (Chicago, MLA, or APA) on https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/purdue_owl.html. This assignment uses TurnItIn, which will tell you how much of your paper comes from outside sources. You should strive to have less than 15% outside source material for this assignment. I’m happy to meet with anyone who needs help fulfilling these requirements.

You do not need to use complete sentence for your answers. I’ve given estimates of how many words I anticipate it would take to answer these questions fully (if you were to use complete sentences), but they are not requirements.

1. Describe the rules for appropriate music according to the Nazis and communist Russia (socialist realism). How are the rules between the two governments similar? Note that the Nazis had no official policy, but you could use Entartete Musik as a model for what they disliked. (30 words)
2. Describe the ways that musicians resisted the rise of totalitarianism and hate, using Mahler and Shostakovich as examples. (75 words)
3. Describe the ways that musicians conformed to the expectations of their totalitarian government, using Prokofiev and Orff as examples (75 words).
4. Describe the role of the avant-garde in Russia and Germany. When was it accepted, and when (and why) was it rejected? (75 words)
5. How is total serialism a response to World War II? (30 words

Describe the role of the avant-garde in Russia and Germany. When was it accepted, and when (and why) was it rejected? (75 words)
5. How is total serialism a response to World War II? (30 words