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Romantic Period

A musical era from 1820 to 1900 characterized by emotional expression and individualism.

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What is the main idea of Romantic music?

Emotion, imagination, and individuality.

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Nationalism in music

Using folk music and style to show national identity.

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Name 2 Romantic composers.

Chopin, Tchaikovsky.

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What is a tone poem?

Orchestral music that tells a story.

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What changed after WWI in music?

Music became experimental and less traditional.

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What is atonality?

Music without a clear key.

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Who wrote The Rite of Spring?

Stravinsky.

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What is the 12-tone system?

Schoenberg’s method using all 12 notes equally.

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Key Features of Romantic Music

Long melodies, chromatic harmony, rubato, big contrasts, constant modulation.

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Impressionism in music

A late Romantic extension focusing on mood and inspired by visual art.

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Who is known for piano poetry in the Romantic era?

Chopin.

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What characterizes music in the Early 20th Century?

Experimental and intellectual approaches, often with chaotic elements.

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Who is a notable composer known for orchestral experimentation?

Ives.

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Describe the performance style of Early 20th Century music.

Huge or tiny ensembles with highly experimental sound.

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Folk tunes incorporation

Using cultural styles and folk music to reflect national identity.

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Chamber music in Romantic Period

Small ensembles typically used for intimate settings.

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What is the Bohemian lifestyle of artists?

Rejection of wealth and industrial elite, embracing an expressive way of living.

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Define rubato as a music feature.

Flexible tempo that allows expressive timing.

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What does chromatic harmony refer to?

Using more colorful chords to enhance emotional expression in music.

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What did artists seek during the Romantic Period?

Expressiveness and individuality in reaction to industrialization.

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Examples of emotional contrasts in Romantic music

Loud vs. soft, calm vs. dramatic.

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What did the Industrial Revolution influence in music?

A shift towards emotion and imagination over strict logic.

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Key components of Gesamtkunstwerk

Total art work encompassing music, theater, and more, associated with Wagner.