A History of Western Music Chapter 25

What were the three categories/ types of instrumental music?

The French revolution made peasants and workers into ____________ instead of subjects.

The redrawing of the European map lead to an "increase" or a "decrease in the aristocracy and their support of the arts?

The redrawing of the European map at the end of the Napoleonic Wars in 1815 led to increased feelings of ________________.

In the early Romantic style, high value was placed on a_____________ melody with ________harmony within a ____________ form.

Cite two design innovations found in the new, mass-produced piano of the Romantic period.

As cities and life in general became more crowded, to what did romantic artists look to for refuge, inspiration and revelation?

What did E.T.A. Hoffman consider the " ideal Romantic Art"

Briefly Explain "organicism" and give one musical example ( composer and title).

Explain the sequence of three key areas often employed by Schubert to open his large scale forms.

What is the German title and English translation of Mendelssohn's most famous set of solo piano pieces?

What was unusual about Chopin and Liszt's etudes?

What is the common bond linking Chopin's Waltzes, Mazurkas and Polonaises?

Who was Paganini and what did he inspire Liszt to do/develop?

Which composer was noted for employing musical " ciphers" in his music, creating melodies/ motives by linking their pitch sequence to the sequence of letter in a persons name?