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| German word for song. most commonly assiciated with a solo art song of the 19th cent. acc. by piano |
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| Irish composer and pianist |
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| "night piece" introspective work of the 19th cent. for piano |
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| borrowed time the performer hesitates or hurries forward. flexibility to note values |
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| composition in ABA for m usually in triple meter. replaced the minuet and trio "happy joke" fast pace dance |
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| single movement concert piece for orchestra. typically for romantic period. based on literary program |
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| music written to accompany dramatic works |
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| multimovement programatic orchestra work typically from 19th cent. |
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| "fixed idea" reoccuring musical idea |
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| one movement orchestra from that develops a poetic idea. suggests a sence or create a mood |
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| composers were eager to embrace elements in their own national identity |
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| catholic mass for the DEAD |
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| Wagner's term for his opera's |
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| musical style in which rhythm, melodies, or instrumentals, evoke the color or atmosphere of far off lands |
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| leading motive, basic reoccuring theme representing a person, object or idea. (star wars) |
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| operatic realism. style popular in italy. tried to bring nationalism in to lyric theatre |
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| dance form featuring a solo or group with music costumes and scenery |
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| supported TSKY financially, strickly business |
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