| Define or describe the term Romanticism as it applies to the arts and more specifically to music |
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| Music started to focus less on form and structure and more on emotions and feelings |
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| Describe at least 3 sociocultural influences on Romantic music |
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| 3 sociocultural influences were the Industrial Revolution, the French Revolution, and dramatic thoughts and actions |
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| Describe at least 3 functions of music in the Romantic era |
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| 3 functions of music in the Romantic era were dancing, chamber music, and music as a profession |
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| Define the term nationalism as it applies to Romantic music |
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| Nationalism is when a composer used familiar tunes in their composition, like folk songs, that they drew from their native lands |
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| Who was the composer whose career was a model for many Romantic composers? |
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| One of two orchestras that are the third-oldest in the world |
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| What word is commonly used for a Romantic art song with a German text? |
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| A study piece, designed to help a performer master specific technical difficulties |
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| One movement orchestral composition based to some extent on a literary or pictorial idea |
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| Which composer developed the symphonic poem? |
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| Berlioz’s “Fantastic Symphony is unified by the recurrence of what kind of theme? |
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| What did Wagner call idee fixe in his operas later? |
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| What years did the Romantic period encompass |
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| Who composed the Fantastic Symphony? |
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| Who composed The Ring of Nibelung? |
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| Who composed The New world Symphony? |
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| Who composed the Nutcracker? |
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| Who composed Madame Butterfly? |
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| Who composed Die Walkure? |
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