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What is a common characteristic of rhythm organization in twentieth-century music?.

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Fast tempo and heavy bass drops along slow paced melodies that transition in to faster up beat melodies.

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The rhythm of twentieth-century music has been characterized as complex and erratic, which means that the common time signature and other simple and/or compound meters like 2/4 (duple meter), 6/8, 3/8, and 3/4 (triple meter), among others, are less readily apparent.

What musical trends characterized the 20th century?

Several late Romantic era trends, such as impressionism and neoclassicism, preceded twentieth-century music. Expressionism, modernism, serialism, electronic music, experimental music,  minimalism,  and chance music arose in the 1900s and developed into musical movements with an intellectual foundation.

Prepared piano, expanded vocal methods,  integrated serialism, graphic notation, improvisation, and minimalism are characteristics of music from the later 20th century that has their roots in futurism.

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