Romantic Period Musicians and works

1. Group 3
Aranjuez. Acosta. Boongaling. Cordez.
De Jesus. Rustia. Saroca

7. ROMANTIC
PERIOD
VIOLIN AND STRINGS
MUSIC

8. WOLVERINE

9. HUGH JACKMAN

10. NICCOLO PAGANINI

11. OCTOBER 27, 1782

12. 3RD OUT OF
6 CHILDREN

13. RINOA

14. GENOA

15. ITALY

16. ITALY

20. HUGH JACKMAN

21. NICCOLO PAGANINI

22. MANDARIN

23. MANDOLIN

24. AGE FIVE

25. MANDOLIN

26. VIOLIN

27. AGE SEVEN

28. SO GOOD

29. ONE
PROFESSOR TO
ANOTHER

30. ITALY

31. ITALY

32. ITALY

33. ITALY

34. BEST
VIRTUOSO

40. FAMOUS WORKS
• La Campanella
• The Carnival of Venice
• 24 Caprices for Solo Violin,
Op. 1

42. • Known as the “Poet of the Piano”
•Piano – 4 y/o
•Composed “polonaise” – 7 y/o
•folk music
•Wrote almost exclusively for piano

43. • Fantasie in F minor, Op. 49
•Revolutionary Etude
•Op. 10, No. 12
•24 preludes, Op. 28

45. •Went to Paris
•Met legendary composers (Liszt,
Mendelssohn, Schumann)
•Married George Sand
•Pulmonary Tuberculosis

46. • Ballade – verse or narrative (set to music)
• Etude – piece for development of a technique
• Mazurka – Polish dance (triple time signature)
• Nocturne – instrumental of a dreamy mood in piano
• Polonaise – slow Polish dance (triple Time
signature): march, procession

47. • Waltz – German dance in triple meter
• Impromptu – short free-form composition for solo
instrument
• Scherzo –playful movement, typically in ABA from
• Sonata – composition for one/more solo
instruments consisting og 3 or 4 independent
movements varying in key, mood and tempo

56. Works:
• “Abegg Variations,” Opus 1 (1830)
• “Kreislariana,” Opus 16 (1838)
• “Kinderszenen,” Opus 15 (1838)
Art songs:
• “Dischterliebe” (A poet’s Love)
Orchestral Music:
• “Overture,” Scherzo
• “Finale,” Opus 52 ( a mini symphony)
• “Piano Concerto in A Minor,” Opus 54