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    This document summarizes prominent opera genres and composers from the Romantic period. It lists 4 main opera genres: Opera Buffa, Opera Comique, Grand Opera, and Lyric Opera. It then profiles 9 influential opera composers from the period including their most famous works. The composers are Franz Schubert, Georges Bizet, Giacomo Puccini, Gioachino Rossini, Giuseppe Verdi, Peter Tchaikovsky, Richard Wagner, Jules Massenet, and Leo Delibes. Their most renowned compositions that helped develop Romantic opera are also provided.

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    This document summarizes prominent opera genres and composers from the Romantic period. It lists 4 main opera genres: Opera Buffa, Opera Comique, Grand Opera, and Lyric Opera. It then profiles 9 influential opera composers from the period including their most famous works. The composers are Franz Schubert, Georges Bizet, Giacomo Puccini, Gioachino Rossini, Giuseppe Verdi, Peter Tchaikovsky, Richard Wagner, Jules Massenet, and Leo Delibes. Their most renowned compositions that helped develop Romantic opera are also provided.

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    This document summarizes prominent opera genres and composers from the Romantic period. It lists 4 main opera genres: Opera Buffa, Opera Comique, Grand Opera, and Lyric Opera. It then profiles 9 influential opera composers from the period including their most famous works. The composers are Franz Schubert, Georges Bizet, Giacomo Puccini, Gioachino Rossini, Giuseppe Verdi, Peter Tchaikovsky, Richard Wagner, Jules Massenet, and Leo Delibes. Their most renowned compositions that helped develop Romantic opera are also provided.

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    Vocal Music in the Romantic Era


    What are the 4 prominent genres
    of Opera in the Romantic period?
    1. OPERA BUFFA 3. GRAND OPERA

    2. OPERA COMIQUE 4. LYRIC OPERA


    Opera Composers in the
    Romantic Era
    Kim John Rei A. Correa
    Opera Composers of the Romantic Era

    1. Franz Schubert – an Austrian composer known for being the master


    of Romantic Lied or art song. His major work is Ave Maria.
    Ave Maria – Franz Schubert
    Opera Composers of the Romantic Era
    2. Georges Bizet – a French composer known for his opera comique
    Carmen. It became the best-known French Opera because of its
    memorable melodies, brilliant orchestration and realistic evocations of
    Spanish life.
    Carmen – Georges Bizet
    3. Giacomo Puccini – an Italian composer of operas who relates
    his works through “realism” or “naturalism”. His famous work is
    La Boheme, He used the orchestra to reinforce the vocal melody
    and to suggest atmosphere.
    4. Gioachino Rossini – an Italian composer of comic opera who
    developed a continuous succession of orchestral accompanied
    recitatives. His major work is the The Barber of the Seville.
    5. Giuseppe Verdi – an Italian opera composer with German emphasis on
    romanticized nature and mythological symbolism. His operas contain chorus
    (an ensemble of singers). His major work is La Traviata.
    La Traviata – Giuseppe Verdi
    6. Peter Tchaikovsky – a Russian composer best known for the ballet music. His
    notable works are The Sleeping Beauty and The Nutcracker. His Russian art
    songs were more melodic in nature and owed less to the folk idioms and rustic .
    7. Richard Wagner – a German composer of music dramas. The
    function of his music was to serve the ends of dramatic
    expression in stage His famous work is The Valkyrie.
    The Valkyrie – Richard Wagner
    8. Jules Massenet – a French opera composer, whose music is admired for its
    lyricism. His finest and most successful opera is Thais – the famous
    “Meditation”.
    Meditation – Jules Massanet
    9. Leo Delibes – a French composer of operattas, parodies and farces. His light-
    opera Lakme is his masterpiece. It contains Oriental scenes illustrated with music
    of a novel, exotic character.
    Lakme: Flower Duet by Leo Delibes
    Activity
    PART I: Identification
    Get your notebooks and name the composers.
    (5 items)
    PART II: Listening
    Listen and name the title of the music excerpt (5
    items)
    1. Who is the Austrian composer known for being the
    master of Romantic art song?

    2. Who was the composer best known for the ballet during
    the Romantic period?

    3. Who is the German composer of music dramas?

    4. Who is the French composer known for his opera


    comique Carmen?

    5. Who is the composer with German emphasis on


    romanticized nature and mythological symbolism. ?
    Giuseppe Verdi
    Franz Schubert
    Georges Bizet
    Richard Wagner
    Jules Massanet
    SUMMARY

    ASSIGNMENT
    Research about 20th Century Music, composers and their major
    works. Give at least 5.
    “Music is your own
    experience, your own
    thoughts and your
    wisdom”.
    -Charlie Parker

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