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Which harmony is characteristic of the Romantic period?
Which harmony is characteristic of the Romantic period?
What did composers in the Romantic period use to compensate for the power of brass instruments?
What did composers in the Romantic period use to compensate for the power of brass instruments?
What were the most popular solo instruments in the Romantic concerto?
What were the most popular solo instruments in the Romantic concerto?
Who were some famous composers from the Romantic period?
Who were some famous composers from the Romantic period?
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Which one of the following is not a characteristic of the Romantic period?
Which one of the following is not a characteristic of the Romantic period?
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Harmonic Characteristics of the Romantic Period
- Rich, complex, and extended chords are characteristic of the Romantic period.
Balancing Instrumental Power
- Composers used woodwind and string instruments to compensate for the power of brass instruments.
Instrumental Soloists in Romantic Concertos
- Piano and violin were the most popular solo instruments in Romantic concertos.
Notable Romantic Composers
- Famous composers from the Romantic period include Brahms, Chopin, Liszt, Mahler, Rachmaninoff, Tchaikovsky, and Wagner.
Defining the Romantic Period
- Uniformity of style is not a characteristic of the Romantic period.
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Quiz Title: "Harmonies and Instruments in the Romantic Period" Slide 1: Question: Which harmony is characteristic of the Romantic period? Options: a) Diatonic harmony b) Chromatic harmony (Answer) c) Terraced dynamics d) Written L O form Slide 2: Question: What did composers in the Romantic period use to compensate for the power of brass instruments? Options: a) Larger woodwind sections b) More strings c) More percussion Slide 3
