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Romantic Period

Romantic Period. 1825-1900. The World is Changing. Because of the revolutions happening in Europe and the Americas, patriotism was stronger than ever. Composers started adding national traits in pieces. House Music. Pianos became common place as apart of home furnishings

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Romantic Period

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  1. Romantic Period 1825-1900

  2. The World is Changing • Because of the revolutions happening in Europe and the Americas, patriotism was stronger than ever. • Composers started adding national traits in pieces.

  3. House Music • Pianos became common place as apart of home furnishings • Many women learned to play the piano for social purposes • More music written and performed by amateurs

  4. What’s so “romantic” about this music? • The term connoted something distant, legendary, and fantastic. • It suggested something imaginary, far away from reality. • No rules or limits, love for nature • Focus was on expression

  5. Types of Works of the Romantic Period • The Lied/Art Song • Song for solo voice and piano • Operas • Same as before, just with the traits of the period • Instrumental music • Same as before, just with the traits of the period

  6. Art Song • Lyric poetry • Grouped into collections • Ternary form (ABA) • Melodies much more important • Narrative Songs • Composers • Schubert, Schumann, Foster

  7. Instrumental Music • New forms created • Nocturnes, Etudes, Prelude, • Dance Music • Polonaise, Mazurka, scherzos • Composers • Chopin, Liszt, Mendelssohn

  8. Opera

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