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Romantic Period (Years)

1820-1900

Romantic Period (Musical Characteristics)

-Program music


-Nationalism


-Exoticism


-Form


-Miniature & Mammoth


-Rubato (Slowing down/speeding up for emotional effects)

Romantic Period (Time period characteristics)

-Industrial Revolution

-Rise of capitalism and socialism


-World Events


Statue of Liberty


Canned food


Photos


First modern Olympics


Railroad


Phone


Light-bulb


Ludwig Van Beethoven

Wrote


-Symphony No. 5 (Fate Motive)


-Piano Sonata in E


Born in Bonn, Germany


Played for Mozart at 16


Father was an alcoholic


Lost hearing later in life


Music is extremely emotional

Franz Shubert

Wrote "ErlKonig"


-Lived in Vienna, Austria


-From a middle class family


-Great composer of art song


-Father was a school master


-Lived on charity and support from friends


-Died at 31 with little recognition for his music

Robert Schumann

Wrote Dichterliebe (A poet's love)


-His music was programmatic


-Often connected with literary sources


-very lyrical



Clara Schumann

Wrote "Der Mond kommt still gegangen"


Robert Schumann's interpreter

Frederic Chopin

Wrote Nocturne in F#


-Polish origins


-Music is almost considered patriotic in poland


-Miniaturist


-Music has an improvisational quality


-Heavily relies on rubato to create an infinite variety of moods

Felix Mendelssohn

-Genetically Jewish, raised protestant (because of Nazis)


-Child Prodigy


-Music has a "shimmering elfin" quality


-Midsummer Night's dream

Hector Berlioz

Wrote "Symphony Fantastique"


-French


-Won Prix de Rome (An award for composing)


-Dated 2 actresses


-Was engaged to a woman, when she found someone else he planned to dress as a woman and kill them both.


-Music journalist/Critic


-Conductor


-Idee Fixe (Beloved's Theme)



Peter Illyich Tchaikovsky

-Russian


-Tumulltuous childhood


-government job

Brahms

Wrote Violin Concerto in D


-Was Considered "Neo-Classical"


-Cross-Rhythms and Syncopation


-Destroyed many of his early works


-Music was dark in tone color


-Begin with miniatures then moved to larger works



Richard Wagner

Wrote The Valkyrie


-Self Conceited


-Lived off of other people


-King Ludwig (Mad King Ludwig) built him an opera house


-Wrote mostly opera

Classical Symphony (Movement Structure)

I: Fast


II: Slow


III: Dance like


IV: Fast

Classical String Quartet

-Originally intended for small intimate settings


-4 people


-Baby symphony

Art Song (Lied)

-Voice & piano are of equal importance


-Great German Poetry as lyrics


-Word painting


-Matching melody with rhythm of speech

Song Cycle

-Sets of songs meant to be performed together


-Common poetic theme/story


-Sometimes from 1 poet

Character pieces

Short piano pieces



Sonata Form

3 main sections


-exposition


-development


-Recapitulation


"It's like ternary form on steroids"

Rondo Form

ABACADA (where A is the rondo theme)


-usually light in character