Romantic Period Music (Part 2)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 มิ.ย. 2024
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The oboe existed long before the Romantic era even started, in the Classical and even Baroque eras.
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Thank you so much for making these. I'm taking a music history class and my teacher is all over the place so I'm glad you're explaining this in a very organized way. Thanks for helping me pass my class! haha just subscribed!
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Thank you for sharing it and Part 1, Allysia.
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This was great! Very informative. Chopin is definitely one of my favorite composers and is exactly who I think of when I think of the romantic period. Would you consider making a video further discussing the characteristics of romantic period composers, particularly Chopin, in terms of music theory and composition?
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Hi! I love your music history videos. I've been using them in my HS music history class. Please continue with more! We are in the Romantic era and will be doing Impressionism and 20th century soon.
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Chopin's Op 9 No.2 is everyone's favourite, BUT did you ever hear the "later" version that Valentina Lisitsa plays?!
I think that nocturne is not a good example of a nocturne. I think it'll be his Op. 48 no. 1 nocturne. As for the rest of the pieces, I think it'll be his be his Ballad No. 3, it's very romantic and beautiful (It's my fav ballad), or his Ballad No. 2 or 4, they're very EPIC.
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I love this video but the bass drum you put in the orchestra percussion section is actually used in drumsets.
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When exactly does the mid-romantic era begin and end?
If the Romantic era is roughly between 1800-1875, then you could assume somewhere in the mid-1800s. As far as I know there aren't any distinct dates, just general ideas.
Did you mean «Hungarian *Rhapsody* No. 2»? :D
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Lady, the oboe was not a new instrument introduced in the 19th century - it has been a standard instrument in Western classical music at least since the Baroque (and has forbears that go back to ancient Greece). I think you are thinking of the B flat clarinet and even that was introduced by the Viennese classical school. The bass clarinet was never a standard instrument. Its role in symphonic music is rather small. I'm glad you are enthusiastic and are posting these videos but please do your research.
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Can u maybe next time talk more SLOWLY?
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