Romantic

Tempo in romantic period

Tempo in romantic period

In performing music of the Romantic period, the tempo should be elastic, reflecting the expressive nuances of text. The idea of rubato (mentioned earlier) wherein the tempo varies is an important aspect of Romantic style. The tone to be used for Romantic music should be full and rich.

  1. What is the rhythm of the Romantic period?
  2. What are the musical elements in the Romantic period?
  3. What defines romantic music?

What is the rhythm of the Romantic period?

RHYTHM: Rhythmic complexity and changing tempos were frequently used during the Romantic period. Some music featured strong beats, meter and rhythm, and other compositions employed fluid rhythm and meter that obscured the use of the barline.

What are the musical elements in the Romantic period?

The Main Characteristics of Romantic Music

What defines romantic music?

Musical Romanticism was marked by emphasis on originality and individuality, personal emotional expression, and freedom and experimentation of form.

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