Vocab.
Vocab. cont.
Vocab. part 3
The composers
Romantic general
100

Absoulute Music

music with no programmatc reference or story. music for music sake

100

german art music

Lied

100

oratorio

large scale religious work performed by solo singers, chorus, and orchestra with no staging

100

Most of the composers played this instrument

Piano

100

what were the begining and end years for the romantic period

1830 to 1900

200

etude

study piece


200
lyrical type of singing with a steady beat

aria

200

art songs that depict a story

song cycle

200

Chopin wrote in these genres

waltzes, sonatas, preludes, and other piano pieces

200

The romantic era is known as such because of what

the passion and emotion in music

300

leitmotif

musical theme or motive associated with a person

300

one movement pragmatic piano piece

character piece

300

a polish folk dance

Mazurka

300

tchaikovsky's most famous piece today is 

dance of the sugar plum fairy

300

who broke the walls down in the classical period and jump started the romantic era

beethoven

400

bel canto

beautiful singing primarily in opera

400

absolute undisputed master of an instrument

virtuoso 

400

Castrato

castrated male to sing high parts with power

400

This composer was a considered a virtuoso on the piano

Franz Litz

500

ballade

solo piano genre with a narritive style

500

piano piece that focuses on night

nocturne

500

Verdi was famed for three operas. name one

rigoletto, il trovatore, la traviata