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Composers
Frederic Chopin
A composer of extraordinary skill,
Chopin’s genius in using the keyboard had
a tremendous impact on other musicians.
He performed his first concert at age of
8.
In 1832, Chopin played at the Salle
Pleyel, which made him an instant
celebrity.
Through his style of handling harmony
and rhythm, Chopin expressed ambiguity
that awed and intrigued his listeners.
Theme repetition- It refers to a
melody repeated with intensity.
Rubato is the slight holding back
or pressing forward of tempo
used to exaggerate the
expression of the music.
Musical Form
-Etude
Waltz No. 6 in D Flat
Major,
Polanaise Opus 53 Heroic
Nocturne Opus 9 No. 1
Opus 28 No. 7 Prelude
Nocturne Opus 9 No. 1
Nocturne Opus 9 No. 1
Key signature:
D Flat Major
Time
signature: 6/4
Tempo:
Larghetto
Dynamics:
Piano
Peter Tchaikovsky
He is a Romantic Russian musician
who produced various kinds of
compositions that include operas,
ballets, concertos, chamber
music, and symphonies.
Tchaikovsky’s music is
characterized by beautiful
melodies and creative
orchestration.
.
Swan Lake
Romeo and Juliet
Sleeping Beauty
The Nutcracker
Swan Lake
Key signature:
D Major
Time
signature: 4/4
Tempo:
Moderato
Dynamics:
Piano
Franz Liszt
As a boy, Liszt played for
musicians and kings mainly
because of his extraordinary
ability to improvise an original
composition.
He became known for his
symphonic poem, which usually a
type of musical piece that
illustrates a poem, a story, or a
non-musical source.
Franz List was responsible for coining
the word symphonic poem.
Musical Form
Symphonic poem
Tone poem-It is a program in one
movement and storytelling music for
the orchestra.
Compositions:
Les Preludes
La campanella
Don Sanche
Libestraum No.3 A Flat Major
Charles Camille Saints-
Saens
He was an organist, conductor,
pianist, and composer of the
Romantic Period.
He wrote music belonging to
various genres like symphony,
concerto, opera, solo piano,
chamber music, and secular piano.
Compositions
Symphony No. 3
Organ Symphony
Violin Concerto
No. 2
Symphony No. 3,
the opera Samson
and Delila
Danse Macabre
Symphony No. 3 Organ Symphony
Key signature:
E Flat Major
Time
signature: 6/8
Tempo:
Adagio
Dynamics:
Crescendo