Romantic Time Period

He was the most famous Russian composer:

He was the father of Russian music:

A formal educational setting in which many composers went to study music:

"Music with a specific national identity"

One of the most popular Romantic composers was Joseph Haydn

He founded the Leipzig Conservatory:

The triangle & cymbals (percussion family) were more frequently used during this time period

"Nonprogram" music is also known as:

Brass instruments saw the development of:

Thematic transformation is similar to what classical form?

Like an opera overture, the purpose of a concert overture is intended to usher in a stage work

"Chords containing tones not found in the major/minor scale"

"Drawn on ideas of foreign countries"

He founded the New Journal of Music:

The instrument that was still the favorite of romantic composers was the:

He was one of the first French romantic composers:

A concert overture has one movement, usually in sonata form

_____ was the "poet of the piano:"

"Piano sums up the ending mood"

He was the founder of Czech national music:

Romantic music focused on these 3 ideas:

"A slight holding back or pressing forward of tempo"

Composers broke away from time-honored conventions & emphasized freedom of expression

Instrumental music associated with a story, poem, idea or scene:

A symphonic poem is a four-movement composition

One difference between romantic & classical music was:

In a song cycle, all songs are unified by a common story line or musical idea

"Music that is intended to be performed before and during a play"

The "Russian Five" originally met in London

"Repeating the same music for each stanza of a poem"

The purpose of the "Russian Five" was to:

In an art song, the accompaniment is just as important as the vocal line

This composer was the earliest master of the art song:

He was a Czech composer who became completely deaf, yet still composed; similar to Beethoven:

"Romantic songs that are grouped in a set"

"Composition for solo voice and piano"

Modified strophic form looks like the following: A (stanza 1) B (stanza 2) A (stanza 3)

"German word for 'song'"

One composer that was a member of the Russian Five was:

He played multiple concerts inaugurating Carneige Hall: