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| Which composer wrote only one opera? |
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| Which composer was elected to Government Office? |
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| Bullini and Donisitti were considered what? |
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| Who composed “Pictures at an Exhibition”? |
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| What theme starts Romeo and Juliet? |
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| love and vindeta? romantic strings |
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| What is characteristic of all nationalistic music? |
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| folk music is incorporated |
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| The rise of nationalism in music is a reflection of what? |
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| struggle for national independence |
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| What country gave rise to nationalism in music? |
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| Which of these composers is in the Mighty Five? (one will be true) |
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| Balakiev, Borodin, Cui, Rimskikorsakov, Musorgsky |
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| What kind of music is “Pictures at an Exhibition"? |
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| Who was the lifelong model of Brahms? |
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| Which composer was a friend of Brahms? |
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| Who wrote the “New World Symphony”? |
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| How many members did a Romantic Orchestra have? |
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| Four composers, which one did not write Lieds? |
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| schubert did write lieds. |
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| Which composer died in an insane asylum? |
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| Beethoven composed most of his (blank) during his third style period |
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| The composer most responsible for elevating music to a new level of respect during the Romantic Period was... |
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| Beethoven had how many stylistic periods? |
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| What was a “musical” theme of the Romantic Composer? |
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| Which describes the view of the Romantic Composer regarding form |
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| What did the Romantic Composer try to convey in their music? |
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| In the 19th century, which of the arts was considered to be the most expressive of emotion? |
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| Which composer started a music magazine due to a damaged hand? |
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| What quality was most prized by Romantic Artists? |
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| integrity of personal feeling. |
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| What is the musical term is applied to the flexibility of rhythm? |
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| How does the Romantic Composer treat Tone Color? |
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| How does the Classical and Romantic Orchestra compare? |
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| What was the important new member added to the orchestra? |
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| What do we call music without singing yet is derived from a poem, etc |
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| In what form is the “Erlking”? |
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| How many characters are in the “Erlking”? |
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| Who performs the “Erlking”? |
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| What is the mood of the “Erlking”? |
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| What does the piano intro in the “Erlking” bring to mind (what does it sound like)? |
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| Who composed “Nocturne in F Sharp”? |
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| Which composer earned his living as a music critic? |
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| Who wrote “Symphony Fantastique”? |
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| The 5th movement in “Symphony Fantastique”, what does it sound like? |
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| Know which composers is a Romantic Composer? |
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| Schubert, berlinz, verdi, wagner, tchickovsy, bromz, mohler, |
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| What composer had a great influence on Early Romantic Composers? |
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| Which of the other arts had a great influence on Romantic Composers? |
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| What is the English word for “Lied”? |
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| Who was a famous Lied composer? |
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| What are the two basic forms for the Lied? |
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1.Strophic - same music for every verse
2.Through-composed - different music for each verse. The voice and words fit very closely together.? |
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| What did Schubert start his career in? |
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| What did Schubert write a lot of? |
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| What instrument was a popular solo instrument in the 19th century? |
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| What instrument did Chopin not write for? |
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| What would be the translation for a “night piece”? |
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| Who was a famous, flamboyant pianist during the 19th century? |
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| What is a concert overture? |
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| early 19th cent overture but no following opera |
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| Symphony Fantastique includes what? |
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| What is true of program music (definition)? |
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| no singing and based on literary work |
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| Which composer retired around the age of 35? |
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| Which composer only wrote one opera? |
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| Which composer was elected to Gov. Office? |
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| Bullini and Donsitti were considered what type of opera composers? |
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| Carl Maria von Weber was the founder of what type of Opera? |
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| Verdi’s early operas dealt with what? |
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| What were Verdi’s last two works? |
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Otello, 5 February 1887
Falstaff, 9 February 1893 ? |
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| What is the term for total art work that Wagner used? |
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| Who wrote the text for Wagner’s works? |
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| What term is used for something that represents an object or a person in an opera? |
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