MUSIC100 Final: Final Exam Review Notes A summary of chapter 9 in the textbook, highlights of Romanticism, and Listening Test Notes with outlines and examples of elements used in each piece (with funny phrases that help you remember more about a particular composer or so

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Early 19th century beginning of 20th century. Romantic songs may either be strophic or through composed. Strophic the same melody is repeated for each stanza. Through composed different melody for each stanza. Growth of democratic government and national pride. Increased emphasis on individual thoughts and feelings in the creative arts. Orchestration - the technique of manipulating orchestral sound. Program music music that tells a story. Song cycle series or group of songs that are linked together by one artist. Polytonality simultaneous sounding of two or more keys at once. Nontriadic harmony that is not based on the triad. Written to a poem by a german poet. About the trout who is peacefully swimming in the water and the fisherman kills him. He wrote it on a napkin (it"s almost like a jingle) Wrote music even though her family didn"t approve. It"s the one that sounds like the timing is completely off.

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