Which Era? Flashcards
Irregular phrasing
Early Romantic
Orchestra expanded
Lower brass, piccolo, cor-anglais
Early Romantic
Lyrical melodies
Early Romantic
Chromatic harmonies
Early Romantic
Programmatic music
Early Romantic
Virtuosic writing
Early Romantic
Minuet replaced by scherzo
early Romantic
Modulation to unrelated keys
Early Romantic
Extremes of dynamics
Early Romantic
Schubert
Early Romantic
Berlioz
Early Romantic
Schumann
Early Romantic
Mendelssohn
Early Romantic
Brass now fully chromatic
Late Romantic
Lyrical melodies
Late Romantic
Numbers of movements varied
Late Romantic
Advances of instrumental manufacturing
Late Romantic
Civic orchestra created
Late Romantic
Longer works
Late Romantic
Voices sometimes added
Late Romantic
Dvorak
Late Romantic
Brahms
Late Romantic
Mahlor
Late Romantic
Use of harpsichord
Early Classical
Doubling of lines
Early Classical
MDH
Early Classical
Functional harmonies
Early Classical
Sturm and Drang
Early Classical
Strings dominate the sound
Early Classical
Brass and timpani punctuate cadences
Early Classical
Woodwind fills out harmonies
Early Classical
Slow introduction with double dotting
Early Classical
Mannheim School
Early Classical
Antiphonal texture
Late Classical
Periodic phrasing
Late Classical
MDH
Late Classical
Harpsichord disappeared
Late Classical
Clarinets added
Late Classical
Woodwind played melodies
Late Classical
Use of sonata form
Late Classical
Cadential 6 4
Late Classical
Horns in melody
Late Classical
Mozart
Late Classical
Beethoven
Late Classical
Haydn
Late Classical
Sammartini
Early Classical
Stamitz
Early Classical