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plural of lied;german for song; most commonly associated with the solo art song of the nineteenth century, usually accompanied by piano
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lieder
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same melody for every stanza of text; found often in folk music, hymns and carols; msic provides an atmosphere, but has the effect regarding word painting.
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strophic
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free composition that follows the text; meaning of words paramount; little repetition
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through-composed
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melodies may repeat; new materials presented when text requires it
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modified strophic
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depicts quintessential romantic character; tense, descriptive, and dissonant; through composed and narrative; vocalist sings for 4 characters; Schubert
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Erlking
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established the "New Journal for Music"; composed Dichterliebe
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Schumann
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polish-french composer; composed "nocturne"
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chopin
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one movement work based on a literary idea
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concert overture
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overtures and intermezzi performed between acts of a play
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incidental music
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large, mutli-movement work which depicts the marriage of classical form with romantic ideals and imagery
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program symphony
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one moement work similar to the concert overture, but much freer in structure and musical content
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symphonic poem
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symphonie fantastique
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berlioz
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