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sublime vs. beautiful
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sublime is irregular, grotesque, dark, sometimes ugly, always powerful, vs. beautiful which regular, ordered, pretty, ex. of sublime, symphonie fantastique (sublime gained prominence in Romantic era)
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lied
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a song meant to be sung by middle classes, can be strophic, modified strophic, through composed, or other, ex. erlkonig (through composed)
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exoticsm
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an interest and fascination with foreign cultures in the Romantic era, usually sterotypical and primitive, ex. Miikado
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song cycle
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a collection of songs unified by a theme or a poet, Dichterliebe
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program music
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music that has an extramusical component, with either a narrative trajectory or a governing idea, purely instrumental in the Romantic era
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idee fixe
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a recurring motif/idea that is repeated and often presented in the same instrumentation, ex. symphonie fantastique
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dias irae
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a chant from the Mass of the Dead which is played simultaneously with the witch's theme in Symphonie Fantastique mvt. 5
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anxiety of influence
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after well-respected music of the past (specifically Beethoven), composers had trouble balancing the past with moving on, could either do it better, differently, or mock him
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virtuoso
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a performer/soloist with astonishing technical skill that was as much as a celebrity as a musician, ex. scherzo
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theme and variations
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theme, variations can change in mode, rhythm, texture, etc. ex. un sospiro
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scherzo
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a piece originally in ternary form, fast and dancelike, ex. scherzo, op. 10 (STSTS, modified scherzo)
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nocturne
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lyrical song meant to evoke images of the night, reserved for piano in 19th century, ex. chopin nocturne eb major
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