It spanned from 1820 to 1900. It was a time of war and revolution when people were radical and in search fro freedom of self-expression and individualism

It rejecte the concept of rationalization and conventionalism of the classical period.

He bridged the transition between the classical and the Romantic periods. His latter works expanded the classical musical style, which gave birth to Romanticism

In this age, the orchestra became massive, louder, and resembled the present ensemble.

It is an instrumental music that narrates a story through music

This music evokes feelings or mood from the listeners - describing summer, winter, spring, and fall

This is an overture used for a concert performance

This is a multi-movement orchestral music that follows the sames tructure of symphony, but it is usually extended with its forms that dpeendo n the scene of the story it describes

This was introduced by Franz Liszt. It is similar to a concert overture, but the scope of subjects is wider and not limited to literary

He was a famous Russian composer of the Romantic era. He began his piano lessons at the age of five and exhibited great potential in music at an early age

At what age Tchaikovsky began his piano lessons?

Where did Tchaikovsky move to study music for three years?

Where did Tchaikovsky get a teaching position in Moscow after graduation?

Whar are some of Tchaikovsky's famous works?

What disease did Tchaikovsky's mother die from?

When did Tchaikovsky die?

Where did the word Nocturne came from?

What does Nocturnus mean?

It is a musical composition that has a soft, sad, romantic or dreamy character; it is typically for the piano

It is a short musical composition ddesigned to improve the technique of the player

What does etude translate to?

It is a polish dance on triple time signature

It is used for ceremonies or formal events

It is a lively Polish folkdance in triple time signature

It became an independent piece and does not necessarily preclude a larger work in Romantic piano music

He was a polish composer known for his brilliant solo piano works and concertos. Similar to beethoven, he was a child prodigy; he performed in elegant salons and composed his own music at an early age

Where did Chopin study?

Where did Chopin move to for a broader musical experience?

When did Chopin die?

Where is Chopin's body buried?

Where is Chopin's heart buried?

What was Chopin's age when he died?

It continued to flourish during this time, and the advent of machine and technology changed the way people lived

It follows a set of rules and is mostly fixed

It is more free and abstract

How does Ludwig Beethoven hear the piano after going deaf?