Romantic Era Timeline (1810-1890)

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    Cherubini

    Italian
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    Mayr

    German
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    Beethoven

    German
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    Reicha

    Czech-born French
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    E.T.A. Hoffman

    German
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    Reichardt

    German
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    Paganini

    Italian
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    Onslow

    French
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    Maria von Weber

    German- Full Name is Carl Maria Freidrich Ernst. von Weber
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    G. Rossini

    Italian
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    Mercadante

    Italian
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    Donizetti

    Italian
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    Schubert

    Austrian
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    Bellini

    Italian
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    F. Hensel

    German: Older sister to Felix Mendelssohn
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    F. Mendelssohn

    German: Younger brother to Fanny Mendelssohn-Hensel
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    R. Schumann

    German: Married to Clara Schumann
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    Chopin

    Polish
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    Romantic Genres and Stylistic Traits

    Genres: Opera, Concerto, tone poem, symphony, lieder, sonata, oratorio, ballet, choral
    Stylistic Traits: Rubato, individual feeling, chromaticism, strong emotional content, programmatic music, large productions, sonata form, rondo, ritornello, dynamics, variations
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    Liszt

    Hungarian
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    Verdi

    Italian
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    Bruckner

    Austrian
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    Brahms

    German
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    Cui

    Russian
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    Balakirev

    Russian
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    Bizet

    French
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    Paine

    First American-born composer to achieve fame for large-scale orchestral music
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    Tchaikovsky

    Russian
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    Dvořák

    Czech
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    Greig

    Norwegian
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    Mexican-American War

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    Janáček

    Czech
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    Humperdinck

    German
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    Sousa

    American
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    Elgar

    English
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    Puccini

    Italian
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    Wolf

    Austrian
  • Microphone Invented

    Invented by Emile Berliner and Thomas Edison
  • Phonograph Invented

    Invented by Thomas Edison and later improved by Alexander Graham Bell's Volta Laboratory