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Unit 4-Music and Emotion (Romantic Piano Music (Composers (Schubert,…

- - - - Woodwinds
      - Brass
      - Strings
      - Percussion
  - - - Aggressive,
      - Rhythmic
      - Quick rise from low to high
  - - - Wrote over 100
      - London Symphonies
        
        Last 12
        
        Masterpieces in the classical symphony style
        
        Accents
        
        Syncopation
        
        Sudden crescendos
      - Father of the Symphony
      - Listening Guide 19-Haydn's "Military" Symphony
        
        "Military" nickname from use of Turkish percussion & trumpet fanfare
        
        Dramatic effects
        
        Contrasts
        
        Daring modulations
        
        Trumpet fanfare
        
        Turkish military music
        
        One of 12 "London" symphonies
        
        Highly imaginative, innovative
- - - - Destiny
      - God and Nature
      - Life and death
      - Good versus evil
      - Dreams and passions
- - - - Many thought program music was a step backward from the potential of music to express things beyond words
    - - Proponents of absolute music relied on structures of sound for expression
  - - - Romantic in tone, Classical in form
      - Three-Note Motive Throughout ENTIRE Symphony
      - written 1883, at the age of 50
      - Still in the tradition of the Classical masters
      - Aimed to show new and important things but...
- - - - Preludes
      - dances
      - Nocturnes
  - - - 1833
      - Chromatic, wide-ranged
      - Dance-like triple meter
      - Expressive death, rubato
      - A-B-A'-B-A'-C-C-D-A
    - - Trills
      - Wide Range of Keyboard
      - Ternary and Rondo
      - Dance of Polish origin
      - Heroic or Drum Polonaise
      - Dedicated to friend/banker: Auguste Leo