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Markham Woods Middle Music History

Markham Woods Middle Music History. Part 2 The Romantic Period. Romantic Period. Also referred to as the 19th Century 1850 - 1920 Cultural Identity Nationalism Dissonance & Chromaticism. Romantic Period Vocal Music. Oratorio Musically the same as Opera but without costumes and props

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Markham Woods Middle Music History

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  1. Markham Woods MiddleMusic History Part 2 The Romantic Period

  2. Romantic Period • Also referred to as the 19th Century • 1850 - 1920 • Cultural Identity • Nationalism • Dissonance & Chromaticism

  3. Romantic PeriodVocal Music • Oratorio • Musically the same as Opera but without costumes and props • Vocal Choir and Solo with Symphony accompaniment • Recitative • Church Music • Resembled Oratorio style

  4. Romantic PeriodInstrumental Music • Etude • Technical music that showed a musicians skills • Dance • Waltz - medium triple meter • Polka - fast double meter • Symphonic Poem • Invented by Franz Liszt

  5. Romantic PeriodInstruments • Harp

  6. Romantic PeriodInstruments • Piccolo

  7. Romantic PeriodInstruments • Bass Clarinet

  8. Romantic PeriodInstruments • Contrabassoon

  9. Romantic PeriodInstruments • Trumpet

  10. Romantic PeriodInstruments • French Horn

  11. Romantic PeriodInstruments • Tuba

  12. Romantic PeriodInstruments • Bass Drum

  13. Romantic PeriodInstruments • Cymbals

  14. Romantic PeriodInstruments • Orchestra Bells

  15. Romantic PeriodInstruments • Xylophone

  16. Romantic PeriodComposers • Ludwig van Beethoven • Studied under Joseph Haydn • Became deaf in his 20’s • Composed the most famous Symphonies of all time.

  17. Romantic PeriodComposers • Johann Strauss II • Born in St. Ulrich, Austria • Known as “The Waltz King” • “The Blue Danube”

  18. Romantic PeriodComposers • Pyotr Tchaikovski • Born in Russia • Graduate of the St. Petersburg Conservatory 1865 • The Nutcracker • 1812 Overture

  19. Romantic PeriodComposers • Hector Berlioz • Born in France • Guitar & Flute player • Symphonie Fantistique • “March to the Scaffold”

  20. Romantic PeriodComposers • Peter Tchaikovsky • 1812 Overture • Nutcracker Suite • Giocomo Piccini • La Boheme • Madame Butterfly • Johann Strauss II • The Blue Danube

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