Nineteenth-Century Music¶
Dahlhaus. (1989). Nineteenth-Century Music. California Press.
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- soprano carries the tune, the lower three voices supply subordinate support. Operatic aria and art-song — voice over keyboard or orchestra (Schubert, Schumann, Verdi), the dominant nineteenth-century vocal texture
This sourceThe history of nineteenth-century music, which treats the era's song and operatic repertoire and the compositional practices around it.
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“the post-[schubert] german lied, the lyrical piano pieces of [schumann] and chopin”
- soprano carries the tune, the lower three voices supply subordinate support. Operatic aria and art-song — voice over keyboard or orchestra (Schubert, Schumann, Verdi), the dominant nineteenth-century vocal texture
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