The Romantic Era

A vocal form in which the music is repeated for each stanza.

What descriptor applies to a short piece that lasts just a few minutes?

Which term describes intentional dissonance or using non-scale tones to create color and motion?

Which is a single-movement work of program music in sonata form designed to relate a story or event?

Vocal music in which there is new music for each stanza - no repetition.

How are the non-musical ideas of program music conveyed?

Which is music intended to be performed during a play without affecting the drama?

What musical scale is universal and used in many songs and musical styles?

Which of the following would NOT be characteristic of Romantic music?

A composer's use of their native heritage to enhance their music

What term describes the Romantic era precursor to "theme music"?

Compositions in the Romantic era were...

A composer's interest in and interpretation of music from other countries.

Which is a multi-movement work of program music?

Which of the following describes diegetic sound?

Which is a single-movement work of program music in any form? The style was developed by Liszt.

Which term describes the large category of instrumental music that depicts a story, poem, idea, or scene?

Which is a composition for solo voice and piano that is linked to poetry of the time?

Wagner's influence was so great that they built an opera house just for his works. Where was it?

The ideals of Romanticism applied to art and literature as well as music during this time period.

What political action from tiny city-states helped influence nationalist feelings among composers?