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Basing the work on regional folklore the mighty handful. During this time, composers began to seek out other. The term is almost exclusively applied to works in the european classical music tradition, particularly those from the romantic music period of the 19th century, during which.
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In the classical era cultural, theoretical and technological differences clearly differentiated the musical style from all which had came before it, the focus on triadic and more or less. The term is almost exclusively applied to works in the european classical music tradition, particularly those from the romantic music period of the 19th century, during which the. Evoking a land or seascape.
Program music existed long before the 19th century, but it gained a great deal of popularity in the early romantic era.
Programmatic works in the nineteenth century might be based on select one: A comprehensive overview of program music, its history, definitions, genres, and interpretations. Evoking a land of sea scape. Six years after the premiere of beethoven's monumental ninth symphony, composer hector berlioz sought to make use of the symphonic genre, but on his own terms.
First performed in 1903) and many soviet works, such as. Utilizing ritornello form basing the work on regional. The famous school of russian nationalist composers in the nineteenth century was called. All the answers are correct.
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Study with quizlet and memorize flashcards containing terms like censors did not concern themselves with political representation in 19th century operas, how did 19th century. Programmatic works in the nineteenth century might be based on a literary idea. Although certain works since 1900 reflect a programmatic attitude—e.g., arnold schoenberg's verklärte nacht (transfigured night;
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