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Explore the emergence of civic orchestras during the Romantic Period, marking a significant evolution in the orchestral music landscape. These ensembles established a permanent presence, performing regular concerts every season and providing access to orchestral music for the public. Unlike earlier orchestras, civic orchestras brought music to various venues, including dance halls and parade grounds, fostering a space for social interaction and cultural exchange. Discover how dance forms like quadrilles, polkas, and waltzes shaped communal experiences and reflections of society.
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Orchestral Music Chapter 18 Romantic Period
Civic Orchestra • First permanent ensemble • Performing regular concerts every season • No previous orchestra was this established
Dancing and Marching • Other important venues: dance hall, music hall, and parade ground. • Dance halls served food and drink to all society members • Dance – offered unmarried couples the opportunity for physical contact at a time when it was frowned upon • Quadrille, polka, waltz http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3JPrMGiGJdo • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z9SXvUdM_iw