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I know you want this

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I'm not sure if he has anything to do with Romantic music tho

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Valentina Lisitsa QOR Records Official channel

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The rules of harmony were stretched and soon ignored. Composers strayed so far away from the idea of a major minor tonality system and eventually...it snapped. That's 20th Century music tho. Naught to worry about here.

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People were proud of their heritage. They wanted their music to sound like its country of origin. Folk songs are often incorporated to large works.

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And me tre ca n cha nge almos t ever y bar. 

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And me tre ca n cha nge almos t ever y bar. 

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Tchaikovsky Symphony NO.6 (Full Length) : Seoul Philharmonic Orchestra

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Rachmaninoff: Piano Concerto no.2 op.18 - Anna Fedorova - Complete Live Concert - HD

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All the classical ones, but BIGGER. Symphonies - 4 movements (can take over an hour to perform) Concertos - PIano and violin mainly (often for composers to perform) Tone poems- an orchestral piece with a story behind it Piano solo music is very important, and very complex now that pianos are reliable Programme music- a system of motifs and themes tell stories.

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Orchestras became the size they are today. A huge amount of strings to balance the loudness of the other instruments. Double woodwind + weird ones (piccolo, cor Anglais, Contrabassoon). 4 horns is standard. 2 harps, 1 piano and a lot of percussion. 3 trumpets, 3 trombones, tubas...

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Nobody cares for symmetry any more. Music is another medium to express emotions with, much more emotional depth. Music begins to sound a lot more 'free'. Phrases can be as long as you like Keys

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Composers to remember: Chopin, Mendelssohn, Wagner, Mahler, Tchaikovsky, Sibelius, Brahms. Liszt, Rachmaninov. Verdi, Puccini and Wagner wrote some brilliant symphonies back in these days.