Romanticism Period Music
Title: Romanticism Period Music
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Romanticism Period Music
Category: /Science & Technology/Chemistry
Details: Words: 1167 | Pages: 4 (approximately 235 words/page)
Romanticism was a period of freedom and expression. The movement started in the early 1700s and died down in the mid 1880s. It originated in Germany and England then spread to other European countries. Some of the romanticism periods' goals were to oppose rationalism and social conventions. People discovered the natural beauty of things and the natural man. People had a great interest in mystical, medieval and oriental themes. Music was a huge change during
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a frequent story line. Also many composers were branching away from Germany and coming closer to their own countries. This was called nationalism.
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