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| Polish Romantic who wrote primarily for piano and had highly developed chromaticism |
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| Hungary Romantic who often wrote in harmonic minor |
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| German Romantic who was very poetic, harmonicly advanced |
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| German Romantic who was not as chromatic as contemporaries, and most influenced by classical period |
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| German Romantic known for use of hemiola |
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| German Romantic who wrote big operas, often chromatic |
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| German Romantic known for art songs (leider), harmonic |
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| French Impressionistic who often wrote in pentatonic scale and blurred lines |
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| French Impressionistic who was more careful with structure than other contemporary |
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| USA 20th Century who likes open 5ths, which have a more hollow sound |
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| USA 20th century, distinct sound based on jazz |
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| English 20th century known for modal writing, especially vocal works |
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| English 20th century known for modal folk songs |
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| German 20th century known for contrapunal, chordal writing frequently using 4ths, wrote for nearly every instrument |
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| French 20th Century whose compositions sound popular, though open have dissonances |
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| Russian 20th century known for ostanatto (repeated phrase), polytonality, and complex rhythms |
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| Russian 20th century known for countpoint, tonal, with harmonic shifts |
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| Russian 20th century known for both lyricism and rhythmic drive |
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| Austrian 20th century known for 12-tone/atonal works |
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| Austrian 20th century similar to his teacher, only much more romantic |
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| Austrian 20th century whose music is based off pointalism, also known for its brevity |
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| Hungarian 20th century known for writing folk songs, as well as being very rhythmic |
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| Classical who composed simple, melodic ideas, frequently periodic, diatonic, harmonically simple, and homophonic |
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| Classical who composed simple, periodic compositions, though periods often vary in length. Mostly diatonic, though occassionally chromatic |
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| Classical who composed simple melodic ideas with generally more complex pieces, mostly periodic. Generally harmonically inolved and homophonic. |
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| Baroque composer, generally instrumental and contropunal |
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| Baroque composer who wrote distinctive phrases and both orchestra and choral music |
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| Baroque composer, known for writing several sonatas which are binary |
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| Saint' Saens, Berlioz, Gounod, and Bizet |
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| Who are the four French Romantic composers? |
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| Italian romantic known for opera with large orchestra |
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| Rachmaninoff, Tchaikovsky, Mussorgsky. |
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| Who are three major Russian Romantic composers? |
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