Vocal Music of the Romantic Period

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These flashcards cover key concepts, terminology, and definitions related to vocal music during the Romantic period.

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Lieder

German word for song, specifically associated with the art songs of Franz Schubert.

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Opera

A form of musical theater that combines singing, orchestration, and acting to tell a story.

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Libretto

The text used in an opera, which is written by a librettist.

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Score

The written music which includes notes, lyrics, and direction for performers.

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Recitative

A style of singing that is closer to speech, used for dialogue in operas.

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Ariel

A solo performance piece in an opera that is memorable to the audience.

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Aria

An expressive melody sung by a single voice, typically part of an opera.

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Leitmotifs

Musical themes associated with particular characters or concepts in an opera.

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Falsetto

A vocal technique that allows singers to reach higher pitches, often with a lighter tone.

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Rubato

A slight speeding up or slowing down of speed in music, enhancing expressiveness.

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Vibrato

A slight, rapid variation in pitch during a sustained note, adding warmth to the sound.