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  German writer and statesman and his writings were incredibly influential on our Romantic composers
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  Italian composer who composed the french opera titled Lodoïska that was about heroism and equality.
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  Was the transitional figure from the Classical to the Romantic style. started as a performer then eventually got fame and became a composer. he lost his hearing.
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  Chancellor of Austria and was instrumental in shaping social activities
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  Composed the first German romantic opera called “Der Freischütz” or the magic bullet.
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  The creator of German Romantic opera
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  Nobility oppression of the commoners so the commoners revolted
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  Jewish German composer who studied in Italy and composed French opera in Paris.
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  The most important opera composer in the early 19th century
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  Continued Mozart’s operatic style
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  A state institution for the training of musicians that replaced the training in churches and courts
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  Composed in all genres including over 600 Lieder. he was a freelance composer; earned his income from teaching and publishing his music
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  Italian opera composer
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  Italian opera composer
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  One of the most important early innovators of new orchestration and genres. French composer Inspired by literature.
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  became a thing after the French Revolution. it was an opera about good winning over evil and heroism
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  Sister of Felix, composer. Given the same musical training as her brother and was also a child prodigy
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  its a cyclic Symphony. The opening motive is used throughout all movements as a unifying device. Orchestration is fairly common and the strings still dominate the melody.
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  Composer of most genres, revived of J.S. Bach’s music in Leipzig
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  More important as an editor and promoter of music
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  Pianist (delicate style) and composer who He only lived to age 39
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  Piano virtuoso, writer, conductor, composer, innovator, supporter of Wagner
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  The most important Italian composer in the mid to late 19th century who composed 28 operas
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  Europe was reorganized. They restored strong monarchies in France, Spain, and the Netherlands
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  invented in 1817 and is like a keyed trombone. they dont exist anymore.
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  placed severe limits on freedom of expression by individuals and institutions such as Universities and presses
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  Virtuoso pianist, composer, wife of Robert
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  Best known for his programmatic cycle of 6 symphonic poems called Má vlast (My Country)
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  American song composer. He was the first American to make a living as a professional songwriter
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  American Nationalist born in New Orleans
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  A 5 movement program symphony written by Berlioz.
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  music journal that reviewed new music and composers
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  German romantic composer, a scholar, and one of the first editors of J. S. Bach’s music
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  a reaction against Germany by countries who wanted to proclaim their own nationalistic worth and patriotism in the face of Germany’s arrogant stance
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  Czechoslovakian nationalist composer who took an interest in the United States’ folk music and studied Black American cultures and music of the Native Americans
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  Polish pianist and composer and Prime minister and foreign minister of Poland in 1919. was a child prodigy on the piano
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  written by Bramms it is a traditional 4 movement symphony and its movement 3 is not a Minuet and Trio