Art songs and composers
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This document discusses art songs and two prominent composers, Franz Schubert and Johannes Brahms. It defines art songs as compositions for solo voice and piano that can be in through-composed or strophic form. Schubert, an Austrian composer, is described as one of the originators of the Romantic style and a pioneer of art songs, composing over 600. Brahms, a German composer, grew up surrounded by music and studied earlier composers, composing lieder, choral works, and symphonies. The document provides examples of famous compositions by each composer.
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The document discusses the Romantic period in music history. It provides definitions for key terms like nationalism and instrument. It then discusses important musical elements of the Romantic era like instrumentation, melody, tempo, dynamics, and form. Several famous Romantic composers are profiled like Chopin, Liszt, Schubert, and Tchaikovsky. Their most celebrated works are mentioned. In general, Romantic music is characterized by a focus on emotion, imagination, and individual expression through expanded uses of musical elements.
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Art songs and composers
- 2. Art Song Is a composition for solo voice and piano. The German word for an art song is lied, which is commonly used for German text. Its plural word is lieder, which pronounce “leader”. Not restricted to strophic form or through- composed form.
- 3. Art Songs can be use :
- 4. Through- Composition Form Form that follows the thoughts of the poem The musical changes from stanza to stanza in accordance with the meaning of the words.
- 5. Strophic Form Use the same music for each stanza of the poem.. Almost always use in all folk songs.
- 6. Two of leading art song and Romantic Composers Franz Peter Schubert Johannes Brahms
- 7. Frenz Peter Schubert (17971823), Austria
- 8. Frenz Peter Schubert (17971823), Austria A Viennese composer who is one of the originators of the Romantic style and the earliest master of art song. Greatest post- classicists who serve as bridge between two eras. He composed music with so much passion. He has composed more than 600 songs. He chose music in expressing his musical thoughts ,thus, created miniature dramas
- 9. Schubert’S beSt known Musical Composition The Winter Journey The Millers’ Beautiful Daughters To Sylvia Gretchen at the spinning wheel, The Wanderes The Erl king Serenade
- 11. Symphonies and Orchestral works Unfinished Symphony
- 12. Johannes Brahams(18331897), Germany He practically grew up in a world of music. He took early lesson in piano. He arranged music for his father’s orchestra and played piano in local dance halls. He spent many years as a conductor and pianist. He study of the music of earlier composers added to the more conservative element of his music.
- 13. Some of Works of Brahms German Requiem(1868) Variations on a theme by: Hayden for Orchestra(1873) Wiegenlied or Lullaby
- 14. God Bless You!
- 16. Submitted TO: Sir. Herbert Dimapilis (MAPEH Teacher IV)