Why was the Romantic Era called the Age of Romanticism? (Check all that apply.)

How did the Industrial Revolution impact the music of the Romantic Era?

Which of the following is NOT one of the characteristics of the arts during the Romantic Era?

What was the focus of the Romantic Era?

What happened to the orchestra during this time?

What does a nocturne, which is a piece of music, represent?

Which is an instrumental musical composition, usually short, of considerable difficulty, and designed to provide practice material for perfecting a particular musical skill?

Which Classical composer really pushed the boundaries of Classical form and helped usher in the Romantic Era?

Who is this Hungarian composer who was a famous virtuoso pianist and wrote showy music for himself to perform on tour? Some people regard him as one of the first real "rock stars" of music history.

Who is this composer who moved from Warsaw, Poland to Paris, France where he met other famous composers of the Romantic Era? Most people are familiar with his Nocturnes and Piano Etudes.

Who was a great composer whose early works are from the Classical period and are clearly Classical in style, but his later music, including the majority of his most famous music, is just as clearly romantic?

Who was the composer called “The Devil's Violinist” because of his unique ability to play the violin?

Who was known as the "Waltz King"?

Who composed the music for the ballets, "The Nutcracker" and "Swan Lake"?

Which of the following are the famous works of Ludwig Van Beethoven? (Check all that apply.)

Which of the following pieces was originally performed on the violin by Niccolo Paganini and later on the piano by Franz Liszt?

Which of the following is the most famous composition of Johann Strauss II?

Which were composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart? (Check all that apply.)

Which pair was considered great performers during the Romantic Era?