chapter 22: late 19th century Flashcards
hugo wolf (1860 - 1903) is an _____/________ composer
austrian/slovenian
wolf’s famous work is called _________
zur ruh, zur ruh (1833)
gustav mahler (1860 - 1911) is a leading _______ composer of symphonies after barhms, and bruckner
austro-german
mahler’s fifth symphony - mahler 5, has a ____________
trumpet solo in beginning, super iconic
mahler also composed _______
kindertotenlieder (songs on the death of children, 1901- 1904
richard strauss operas:
salome (1905), der rosenkavalier 1911 - final trio
richard strauss (1864 - 1949) is a ________ composer
german
strauss lieder
ver letzte lieder (four last songs) 1948
mighty five russian composers
mily balakirev, cecar cui, aleksander borodin, modest musorgsky, nikolay rimsky korsakov
modest musorgsky (1839 - 1881)
widely considered most original of the mighty five
norway: edvarg grieg (1843 -1907)
peer gynt suite (1875), piano concerto in a minor
norway: edvarg grieg (1843 -1907)
elgar
edward elgar (1857 - 1934) is an ______
english composer
elgar’s most popular works
pomp and circumstance marches (1901 - 1930)
paris is the ______ of french musical life
center
paris conservatoire is the most ____ school
prestigious
cesar franck (1822 - 1890) is a _______ composer
beligian
franck’s most popular symphony after berlioz is _________
symphony in d minor (1888)
gabriel faure (1845 - 1924) is a ______ composer
french
faure;s major works:
requiem and two operas: melodies (french art songs); piano music: preludes, impromptus, nocturnes, barcarolles; chamber music
___ and ____ are fundamental
order and restraint
faure is the master of ________
french song
la bonne chanson (the ____ song), op. 61 (1892 - 1894)
good
beach’s major works:
mass in e-flat (1890), gaelic symphony (1894 - 1896), piano concerto (1899), wrote 120 songs, dozens of piano and choral pieces