Romantic Chapter

Unlike some composers, ___ did not attach literary programs or titles to his pieces.

_____ is a composition for solo voice and piano.

___ would spend his afternoons in cafés and his evenings at parties known as "Schubertiads".

Which composer said, "I have come into the world for no other purpose but to compose"?

The expansion of the ___ reflected composers' needs as well as the growing size of concert halls and opera houses.

During the romantic era, more music was being written for the ____.

______ is drawing on colorful materials from foreign lands to compose music.

The works of _____ were intensely autobiographical.

During the 1860's, the United States' ___ were founded in Chicago, Cleveland, Boston, Ohio, and Philadelphia.

In the romantic period, poets wanted their poetry to be ____, and musicians wanted their music to be ____.

____ was one of the first French romantic composers and a daring creator of new orchestral sounds.

During the romantic period, many aristocrats could no longer afford to maintain private ____, ____, and ____.

A ___ has explanatory comments specifying the story, scene, or idea associated with the program music.

____ is instrumental music associated with a story, poem, idea, or scene.

The needs of the urban ____ led to the formation of many orchestras and opera groups during the romantic era.

Out of all the arts, romantic music is linked more closely to _____.

___ and ___ were arranged so that they could be played on a piano in the home.

While holding his position as conductor of the Dresden Opera, Richard Wagner became both famous as an ___ and as a ___.

To depict his "endless and unquenchable passion" for Harriet, ____ wrote the Symphonie Fantastique.

The romantic period lasted from _______.

_____ is the inclusion of folksongs, dances, legends, and other national material that reflects a composer's homeland

Romantics were drawn to the realm of _____.

Romantic music puts unprecedented emphasis on _____ and _____.

Of all the inspirations for romantic art, none was more important than ______.

_____ is known as the only great romantic composer who wrote almost exclusively for the piano.

The image of _____ as a "free artist" inspired romantic musicians.

____ often assembled hundreds of musicians for orchestral works in order to achieve new power, tone colors, and timbres.

___, ___, ___, and ___ dominated salon gatherings during the romantic period.

In his life, Wagner shamelessly lived off other people and accumulated.

___ is regarded as the most famous Russian composer.

In the Romantic period, chromatic harmony uses chords containing tones not found in the prevailing major or minor scales

Despite his success as an opera composer, ____ never mastered an instrument!

___ or night piece, is a slow, lyrical, intimate composition for piano.

Chopin's colorful treatment of ____ was highly original and influenced later composers.

For Schumann, ___ being a composer as well, was the ideal interpreter of his piano works.

______ was a cultural movement that stressed emotion, imagination, and individuality.

The Romantic fascination with fantasy was paired with the enthusiasm for the _____.

Private music making did not increase during the romantic period.

____ is regarded as the "Master of the romantic art song".

____ embodied musical romanticism.