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How did Romantic composers treat the length of their works in comparison with their Classical predecessors?
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Chopin was one of the greatest composers of the?
...Romantic Period of classical music.
Which period the composers were especially interested in telling stories in their musicaBaroque period bthe Classical Period cthe Romantic Period?
C) The Romantic Period
What type of music did people listen to in the 1830s?
Classical-Romantic This included the transitional phase between these two eras. Classical music is simply elegant and romantic music is dramatic and deep. Beethoven was one of the main composers in this transition.
What composers career was a model for many romantic composers?
ladies' man
Did Romantic composers completely abandoned the structural forms of the classical period?
Some forms were retained such as the sonata, rondo, scherzo. For the most part classical forms were expanded in the Romantic era and new genres appeared, especially relating to specific instruments. Solo piano music became very popular through the work of composers like Liszt, Chopin, Field, Tomasek, Hummel etc.
Chopin was one of the greatest composers of the?
...Romantic Period of classical music.
Which period the composers were especially interested in telling stories in their musicaBaroque period bthe Classical Period cthe Romantic Period?
C) The Romantic Period
What is the romantic period about?
The Romantic period of music is after the Classical period. Its approximate years are 1800-1920. A striking feature in this period was increasing music nationalism. Until then classical music were dominated by a few countries including Germany, France and Italy. Dvorak, Chopin, Smetana and Sibelius are among the Romantic composers from across the globe.
What type of music did people listen to in the 1830s?
Classical-Romantic This included the transitional phase between these two eras. Classical music is simply elegant and romantic music is dramatic and deep. Beethoven was one of the main composers in this transition.
What composers career was a model for many romantic composers?
ladies' man
Did Romantic composers completely abandoned the structural forms of the classical period?
Some forms were retained such as the sonata, rondo, scherzo. For the most part classical forms were expanded in the Romantic era and new genres appeared, especially relating to specific instruments. Solo piano music became very popular through the work of composers like Liszt, Chopin, Field, Tomasek, Hummel etc.
Baroque Romantic Classical what was first?
it was first baroque, then classical, then romantic.
Who were the main composers in the sonata period?
The sonata is a musical form which achieved formal development during the Classical period. As such, composers continue to this day using that form. A very few names of composers who wrote in that form are Mozart, Beethoven and Haydn (during the Classical period - 1750-1810) and later during the Romantic period - Brahms, and during the 20th century, Paul Hindemith.
What is the correct time order of these musical periodsRomantic, pre-Classical, ClassicalBaroque, pre-Classical, ClassicalBaroque, Romantic, Classicalanswer is-----Baroque, Romantic, Classical?
Baroque, Romantic, Classical
What are the similarities between the classical and romantic periods?
Answer th How is the modern era similar to the classical era? is question…
What is the reasons for popularity of franz schubert?
His lieder and art songs are considered Romantic but his symphonies are still mainly in the Classical style. Since he is not purely Classical, many musical scholars consider him to be Romantic and therefore excluded from the 1st Viennese School (comprised of Classical composers Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven)
What is a proto-romantic?
In, Proto-Romantic usually refers to the generation of musicians between the Classical era (Mozart, Haydn) and the Romantic Era (Schumann, Mendelssohn). Some Proto-romantic composers are Czerny and Hummel. Chopin and Beethoven both fit the time period, but no one typically calls them by that term because they are both so famous on their own. In that sense, proto-romantic usually refers to the lesser composers that were writing in the very early part of the 19th century.
