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9 Cards in this Set
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Individuality of Style |
Many romantics created music that sounds unique and reflects their personalities. |
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Expressive Aims and Subjects |
The romantics explored a universe of feeling that included flamboyance and intimacy, unpredictability and melancholy, rapture and longing. Love; Fascination with the fantastic and diabolical |
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Nationalism and Exoticism |
Romantic composers deliberately created music with a specific national identity, using the folksongs, dances, legends, and history of their homelands. Composers drew on colorful materials from foreign lands. |
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Program Music |
Instrumental music associated with a story, poem, idea, or scene. |
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Schubert |
Song. 9 Symphonies "inventing" the art song Erlking: Constant rhythm (Knowing feeling before words) |
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Strophic Song |
Verses where the music repeats |
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Through Composed Song |
Music Evolves |
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Chopin |
piano Nocturne- Thoughtful, quiet, introspective Etude Polanaise |
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Berlioz |
Experimental, emotional, program music Symphonie Fantastique: passion for the actress Harriet Smithson |
