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1 The Romantic Era

2 Romantic Ideals Classical Romantic Reason, Rules/Form
Monuments of Ancient Greeks and Romans Romantic Emotionalism Liberty of Man and wonders of nature Self-Expression

3 Program Music Instrumental music, usually symphony
Recreate a story, text, play, or painting Evoke particular feelings

4 Romantic Musical Style
Broad, powerful, sweeping Expressive, lyrical Rhythmic flexibility Colorful harmony Modulations Artistic liberties/freedom to performer

5 Genres Program Symphony Symphonic Poem – orchestra
Art Songs – accompanied voice Character Piece – piano Opera

6 Composers Schubert Berlioz Brahms Wagner

7 Things to Remember Emotionalism, self-expression, lyrical
Even more dramatic Opera Program Symphonies, Art Songs Telling stories, emotions

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