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By the romantic era, where did music move to from the palace? what did the orchestra increase in?
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concert hall; size
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how many movements are there usually in the standard classical symphony?
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four
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the second movement in the romantic symphony retains its ____ and _____ nature, but mood ranges from _____ and _____ to _____ and ______.
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slow; lyrical; whimsical; playful; tragic; passionate
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third movement in the romantic symphony is a strongly rhythmic, dancelike, and exciting _____ with overtones of humor, surprise, caprice, or folk dance.
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scherzo
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what is the tempo scheme of the traditional symphony?
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fast - slow - moderate - fast
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what was Dvorak director of in NYC during his stay in America?
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the National Conservatory of Music
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where was Dvorak known throughout?
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Europe and the US
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what was Dvorak's Symphony #9 subtitled?
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From the New World
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how many solo songs did Brahms make?
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about 200
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what does the romantic concerto retain from the Classical form?
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3 movements
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what is a fanciful solo passage in an improvisational style that is interpolated into a concert movement?
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cadenza
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as the concert industry developed, what became more and more an important element of concerto style?
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technical brilliance
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what are Felix Mendelssohn's best known symphonies?
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third (scottish) and fourth (the italian)
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what was Mendelssohn's last orchestral work and is one of the most popular violin concertos of all time?
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Violin Concert in E minor
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who was one of America's first native virtuoso musicians? he was a charismatic pianist and composer of mixed racial heritage and was born in New Orleans and trained in Paris.
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Louis Moreau Gottschalk
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who devoted his energies to cultivating a public taste for orchestral music in American by setting up a concert series across the continent and establishing a second professional orchestra?
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Theodore Thomas
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Who was single handedly responsible for establishing music as part of the public school curriculum, a contribution still valued today?
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Lowell Mason
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