romantic period Flashcards
created music with a specific national identity
to draw on colorful materials from foreign lands
nationalism and exoticism
instrumental music associated with a story, poem, idea, or scene
program music
symphony orchestra larger
piano is the favorite instrument of the period
expressive tone color
subjects of romantic era music
the fantastic and the diabolical aspects of nature romantic love shakespeare's plays the middle ages
FFFF pppp
range of pitch expanded with piccolo, contrabassoon and piano’s extended range
fluctuation of tempo
expanded range of dynamics, pitch and tempo
a slight holding back or pressing forward of the tempo
rubato
miniature and monumental
form
lieder form: through composed singer represents several characters piano represents the horse perfomance medium: piano and voice
Franz schubert (1797- 1828) the Erlkonig
a composition for solo voice and piano written to be sung and enjoyed at home. text is usually a romantic poem. piano is a partner with the voice
Lied; plural Lieder
a composition in several movements
program symphony
one movement work in sonata allegro form
concert overture
one movement work in free form
symphonic poem or tone poem
repeating the same music for each stanza
strophic
writing new music for each stanza reflects the poems changing moods
through composed
music has 2 distinct contrasting sections
three part ABA
- hungarian composer and pianist
- one of the worlds greatest virtuoso pianists
- inventor of the symphonic poem/tone poem
- first performer to play entirely from memory
franz Liszt (1811-1886)
overture to a midsummer night’s dream
felix mendelssohn (1809-1947)
one movement work in sonata allegro form
concert overture
french composer
dropped out of medical school to study music
creative with how he used instruments in the orchestra
fantastic symphony
hector berlioz (1803-1869)
a recurring melody that represents a character
idee fixe
polish composer
only great composer to write exclusively for the piano
only 30 public pieces
played for people in the homes more often
frederic chopin (1810-1849)
short piece for piano in one basic mood
character piece
polish folk dance in tripe meter
mazurka
american pianist and popular music composer
born in new orleans
first american born pianist to achieve international fame
louis moreau gottshchalk (1829-1869)