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    Cultural movement that Nationalism was also

    stressed emotion, imagination, incorporated in the music


    individualism and freedom of of Romantic Period
    expression
    Frederic Chopin Franz Liszt Robert Schumann

    Niccolo Paganini

    Peter Ilyich Camille


    Hector Berlioz Saint-Saens
    Tchaikovsky
    VIOLIN AND
    PIANO PROGRAM
    STRINGS
    MUSIC
    MUSIC MUSIC conveys images
    or scenes to tell
    filled with a short story
    innovations without text or
    lyrics.
    VIOLIN AND
    STRINGS MUSIC

    October 27, 1782 in Genoa, Italy.

    Most famous "Violin Virtuoso"


    Amazing violin skills that was said to be
    a gift from the devil and that he sold his
    soul in exchange for those skills.
    Problem with women and gambling
    "The Carnival of Venice"
    "La Campanella"
    PIANO
    MUSIC

    March 1, 1810 in Zelanowa, Poland

    "Poet of the Piano"

    He composed polonaise at the age of 7.


    Characterized by its beautiful tone,
    rhythmic flexibility, grace, and
    elegance.
    Revolutionary Etude, Op. 10, No. 12
    24 Preludes, Op. 28
    PIANO
    MUSIC

    "Virtuoso Pianist"
    Liszt heard the virtuoso violinist Niccolo
    Paganini perform so he decided to
    dedicate himself in becoming a virtuoso
    pianist.
    Also known with his generosity in
    sharing time and money to the orphans,
    victim of disasters, and many students
    he taught music for free.
    "La Campanella"
    Hungarian Rhapsody no. 2
    PIANO
    MUSIC

    One of the famous Romantic composers


    that beautifully combined music and
    words.
    He soon developed a problem with his
    hands, effectively ending his dreams as a
    pianist.
    In 1834, Schumsnn founded a music
    journal, "Jornal Neue Zeitchrift fur Musik"
    (The New Jounal of Music)
    2 pseudonyms - Eusebius (his sensitive,
    lyrical side) and Florestan (his fiery,
    stormy side).
    PROGRAM
    MUSIC

    French romantic composer born on


    December 11, 1803.

    Learned to play guitar and flute but


    never became skilled in a specific
    musical instrument.
    One of his famous musical
    compositions is a five movement
    symphony called "Symphonie
    Fantastique" - "Fantastic Symphony"
    4 4th Movement

    1 1st Movement 5 5th Movement

    2 2nd Movement

    3 3rd Movement
    1 TITLE

    1st Reveries /
    Movement Passion

    TEMPO FORM
    Largo (slow
    introduction) Allegro
    agitato e
    appasionado
    (agitated passioned
    allegro)
    1 TITLE

    2nd
    Movement A Ball

    TEMPO FORM

    Allegro non troppo


    The second ABA form
    movement is a waltz
    1 TITLE

    3rd Scene in
    Movement the country

    TEMPO FORM

    Adagio waltz ABA Coda Form


    1 TITLE

    4th March to
    Movement the
    Scaffold

    TEMPO FORM

    Composed of two
    Allegretto non troppo
    different themes
    1 TITLE

    5th Dreams of
    Movement a Witches
    Sabbath

    TEMPO FORM

    Most fantastic of the


    Larghetto allegro
    movement
    PROGRAM
    MUSIC

    May 7, 1840 in Votkinsk, Russia.

    Known for his ballet music


    Became famous after composing the
    musical poem "Fatum" and "Romeo and
    Juliet"
    • Swan Lake
    • The Nutcracker
    • Symphony No. 6 "Pathetique"
    • Sleeping Beauty
    • Romeo and Juliet
    PROGRAM
    MUSIC

    Born in Paris on October 9, 1835.

    Composer who creates elegant music,


    neat, clean, polished, and never
    excessive.

    • "Carnival of the Animals"


    • "Symphony no. 3"
    • "The Swan"
    for your participation

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