The document discusses the Romantic music period from 1820 to 1910, emphasizing the emotional and imaginative aspects of compositions. Key composers like Ludwig van Beethoven, Niccolo Paganini, Frederic Chopin, and Franz Liszt are highlighted for their contributions and unique styles, reflecting nationalism and personal expression in their works. The text also notes a shift from church-centered music to more audience-oriented compositions, showcasing the evolution of musical functions during this era.

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6. MUSIC OF THE
ROMANTIC PERIOD
1820 - 1910

7. When you heard Romantic
Music what comes into
your mind?

8. What is Romantic music?
• Refers to Western music composed in
the late 18th century to 19th century.
• Composers and artists believed in letting
their imagination and passion be seen
through their work.

9. NATIONALISM
• Is reflected in most of the music of the
Romantic Era.
• Composers began to incorporate their
country’s native folk songs and musical styles
into their compositions.

10. LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN
Bridged the music
from Classical to
Romantic Era by
expressing his
passion and emotion
through his music.

11. The Romantic Period (1890 - 1900) in music
brought the musicians closer to discover
their inner self that let them experienced
personal forms of art.

12. The function of music in the Romantic Period is for
composers to create music that aroused and
explored human feelings.
Music was sometimes experimental.
Social dancing helped the composers advertise
dance music.
Church music was no longer the center of their
subject because musicians would rather cater to the
audience request to earn an income.

13. Characteristics of Romantic music

14. Violin and Strings Music
• He was born in
October 27, 1782
in Genoa,Italy
• His musical
skills started
with playing the
mandolin at the
age of 5.
• He became the
most famous
violin virtuoso
in the world.
His Works:
• "La Campanella"
• 24 Caprices for
Solo Violin, Op.1
• ..Concerto no. 1
in Eb, Op.6
• 15 Quaters for
Guitar and Strings Trio
• "The Carnival of Venice NICCOLO PAGANINI

15. He was known as the "Poet of the Piano"
from Zelazowa, Poland.
He began to play piano at age of 4, and
composed polonaise at 7.
Some of his compositions like mazurkas and
polonaise express his love for Poland.
His Works:
Fantasie in F minor, Op.49
Revolutionary Etude, Op.10, No.12
24 Preludes, Op.28
Waltz
Impromptu
Scherzo
Piano Music
FREDERIC CHOPIN
(1890 - 1846)

16. Piano Music
FREDERIC CHOPIN
(1890 - 1846)

17. He was known as the virtuoso pianist.
He was born in Doborjan, Hungary.
He was known for his symphonic poems where
he translated great literary works into musical
compositions.
Made piano transcription of operas and famous
symphonies
Piano Music
FRANZ LISZT
(1811 - 1886)
His Works:
• "La Canpanella"
• Un Sospiro
• Sonata in B minor
• Orchestral Composition
⚬ Symphonic Poems (" Hamlet,," "Les Preludes")