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Section 1
(50 cards)
Pianos relentless rhythm in Erlkonig
Galloping horses
Non program music is also known as
Absolute
Liszt abandoned his career
Wiemer
Writer whose works had the greatest impact on the young Berlioz
William Shakespeare
The fantastic symphony reflects berliozs
Love for the actress Harriet smithson
A slow lyrical intimate composition for piano with evening and night time
Nocturne
During his teens and twenties, Fran's Liszt lived in
Paris
Deliberate intent to draw creative inspiration
Nationalism
Music criticism was a source of income for
Robert Schumann
Is a One movement orchestral composition
Symphonic poem
Paris conservatory awarded Berlioz
The prix de Rome
Liszt created the
Symphonic poem
E minor is unusual in that
The main theme is presented by the soloist
Mendelssohn wrote in all musical forms except
Operas
Schubert not true
Labored at great length
While in Paris, Chopin
Earned a good living by teaching piano to the daughters of the rich
Schubert Erlking, set to the poem by
Johann Wolfgang van Goethe
Romanze (romance)
Short, lyrical piece for piano or solo instrument with piano accompaniment
Mendelssohn rekindled an Interest in the music of
Johann Sebastian Bach
Most of chopins pieces
Are exquisite miniatures
Franz Liszt was influenced by
Niccolo Paganini
Romanticism years
1820-1900
Composer who developed the symphonic poem
Franz Liszt
Not typical of Robert schumann's works
They are all written for the piano
Chopin expressed his love for Poland
Mazurkas
Composer whose career was a model for many romantic composers
Ludwig van Beethoven
Chopins output is
Relatively small
Mendelssohns E minor opens with a
Soloist, who presents the main theme
Robert schumann's carnival is a
Song cycle
Inspirations for romantic art
Nature
The high point of Mendelssohns career
Elijah in England
Schubert every musical genre except
Piano concertos
Art song with a German text
Lied
First ten years schumann published only
Piano pieces
Earned his/ her living as a violin virtuoso
Niccolo Paganini
A study piece designed to help a performer master specific technical difficulties
A etude
Schubert's idol
Beethoven
Until the age of thirty six Fran's Liszt toured Europe as a virtuoso
Pianist
Chopins revolutionary elude develops the pianists left hand because
The left hand must play rapid passages throughout
Virtuoso instrumentalists except
Hector berlioz
Schubert's primary source of income
Musical compositions
The form of The Erlking is
Through- composed
Schubert
Was the first great master of the romantic art song
Schubert's songs number
600
The Erlking romantic personification of
Death
Johannes Brahms
Was a close friend of Clara and robert
Earned his living as a touring virtuoso
Franz Liszt
Instrumental music associated with a story, poem, idea or scene
Program music
Three movements of Mendelssohns
Are played without pause
Literary works greatly inspired frank Liszt
Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe
Section 2
(50 cards)
Verdis great comic masterpiece
Falstaff
two or more rythms
polyrythm
Puccini
Italian composer
impressionist painters light, color and
atmosphere
Verdis first great success
Nabucco
Not an opera by Berlioz
Otello
leading scholar of the folk music
Bela bartok
most important impressionist composer
claude debussy
sergei diaghilev was a famous
ballet impresario
impressionists painting and symbolist poetry as artistic movements originated in
france
Puccinis first successful opera
Manon lescaut
To support his family, Berlioz turned to
Musical journalism
absence of key or tonality
atonality
The contrasting episodes of berliozs fantastic symphony
Idee fixe
The name of the river and the musical compositions is the
Moldau
Had overwhelming influence on the young Wagner
Beethoven
The first movement Dvorak
Composed a theme
Wagner preeminence was such that An opera house of his own design
Bayreuth, Bavaria
Wagoners first successful opera
Rienzi
The movement of opera known as verismo is best exemplified by
Giacomo Puccini
neoclassical composers favored
clear polyphonic textures
the neoclassical movement
1920-1950
using all 12 tones without without regard to their traditional relationship
atonality
first significant atonal pieces by
arnold schoenberg
impressionist painters obsessed with portraying
water
Aria la Donna e mobile taken from verdis opera
Rigoletto
neoclassical compostions are characterized by
forms and stylistic features or earlier periods
impressionist paintings are made up of
tiny colored patches
Short musical idea associated with a person object or thought
Leitmotif
Fourth movement of berliozs fantastic symphony
March to the scaffold
ostinato refers to a
motive or phrase that is repeated persistently at the same pitch throughout a section
Verdi mainly composed his operas
To entertain a mass public
The second movement of berliozs fantastic symphony
Waltz
impressionism in music is characterized by
a stress of tone color, atmosphere and fluidity
Operas not by Verdi
Cavalleria rusticana
Berlioz enjoyed a great career as a
Conductor
As one of the first great_____ Berlioz influenced
Orchestral conductors
Dvorak musical school in
African American spirituals
The German master
Johannes Brahms
technique of using two or more tonal centers
polytonality
Verdi studied music in
Milan
Berlioz was extraordinarily imaginative creating
Tone colors
Dvorak went to
New York
neoclassicism was a reaction against
romanticism and impressionism
Ring cycle
Wotans Castle cycle Of 4 operas
riot
the rite of spring
twentieth century music was a time of
revolt and changer
Dvoraks music was first promoted by
Johannes Brahms
stravinskys 1910 ballet
the firebird
Puccinis opera takes place in
Paris
Section 3
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