Timeline 4: The Romantic Era (1810s-1890)

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    Cherubini

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    Mayr

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    Beethoven

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    Reicha

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    E.T.A. Hoffmann

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    Reichardt

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    Paganini

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    Onslow

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    Maria

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    G. Rossini

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    Mercadante

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    Donizetti

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    Schubert

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    Bellini

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    F. Hansel

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    Felix Mendelssohn

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    Genres Commonly Composed

    Symphony, Opera, Lieder, Concertos, Choral, Tone Poems, Ballets, Sonatas, Oratorios
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    Stylistic Traits

    Strong emotional content, Programmatic music, Large and grand productions, Individual feeling, Use of chromatic movement, Use of rubato, Sonata, Variations, Ritornello and rondo, Dynamics
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    R. Schumann

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    Chopin

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    Liszt

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    Verdi

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    Wagner

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    C. Schumann

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    Bruckner

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    Smetana

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    Strauss

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    Foster

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    Brahms

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    Cui

  • Queen Victoria is Crowned

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    Balakirev

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    Bizet

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    Paine

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    Tchaikovsky

  • Saxophone Invented

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    Dvorak

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    Sullivan

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    Grieg

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    Rimsky-Korsakov

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    Faure

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    Janacek

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    Humperdinck

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    Sousa

  • Harmonica Invented

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    Elgar

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    Puccini

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    Wolf

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    American Civil War