Composed his famous 9th Symphony while mostly deaf.
Who is Beethoven?
French romantic novelist
The Enlightenment Philosopher whose ideas about God were challenged by Immanuel Kant.
Who is David Hume?
The Austrian prince who worried about the rising threat of revolutions in Europe.
Who is Metternich?
A famous German composer of epic operas
Who is Richard Wagner?
What is sublime?
According to Kant, this was a valid way of knowing, apart from sense experience.
The major power that did not oppose revolutions during the 1820s and 1830s.
What is Great Britain?
The musical style of Mozart and Haydn. Structured and more predictable.
The French painter of the French Revolution and Napoleonic era.
Who is Jaques-Louis David?
A historian who focused on national and cultural history rather than the scientific study of the past.
Who is Johann Herder?
The musical style of Liszt and Berlioz. Dramatic, virtuosic, and mystical.
English painters who rejected the neoclassical styles.
Who are the Pre-Raphaelites?
Known as the father of modern theology, he believed that Christianity must be completely remade for the modern world.
Who is Frederich Schlieirmacher?
The French king put in power by the revolutionaries after the abdication of Charles X.
Who is Louis Philippe?
Wrote the Symphony Fantastic which included the composer's march to a scaffold and a witch's dance.
Who is Hector Berlioz?
The three convictions of Romanticism.
Rejected Aristotelian logic, and argued that thesis plus anti-thesis results in synthesis.
Who is Georg Hegel?
An 1819 political demonstration in Manchester England that turned violent.