MÚSICA EN EL ROMANTICISMO

Romantic music in Music History is referred to

• 18th Century music

• 19th Century music

• 20th Century music

• Music composed at any time to be sung or played in Love stories

A song for solo voice and piano in german language is called

• Opera Aria

• Lied

  (Lieder in plural)

• Romanza

• Ouverture

Winterreise (Winter journey) is a song cycle from

• Mendelssohn

• Chopin

• Schumann

• Schubert

What we call Programme Music is

• Vocal music telling a story

• Instrumental music which "tells a story" or is descriptive

• Opposite to Absolute music

• Music for the scene, like the Opera or the Ballet

Romantic composers took a keen interest in art and found inspiration in

• A painting they had seen, a book or poem they had read

• Far-off lands and distant past, legends and

  fairy -tales

• Dreams, night and moonlight;

  The joy and pain of LOVE

• Seasons and Nature: rivers, lakes and forests

Incidental music refers to

• Music written for events such as a wedding or a funeral

• Music composed for a public outdoor performance

• Music specially composed to be heard at certain points of a play

• Music written to be played at home

Several improvements were made to the piano during the 19th century:

• The number of notes decreased

• The frame was made of metal instead of wood

• Wool was used instead leather to cover the hammers

• Strings were made shorter and thinner

The mos famous examples of virtuoso are

• Paganini at the violin and Liszt at the piano

• Schumann at the violin and Schubert at the piano

• Wagner at the piano and Chopin at the violin

• Verdi at the violin and Chopin at the piano

The famous master-piece "The Sorcerer´s Apprentice" is

• A Concerto from Paul Dukas

• A Symphony from Schubert

• A Symphonic Poem from Paul Dukas

• A Symphonic Poem from Schubert

Which of this Balletts were not composed by Chaikovski

• The Nutcracker

• The sleeping beauty

• Coppelia

• Swan lake