Frederick Francois Chopin – was called the poet of piano, the real creator of romantic melody, and a master of small muical foms. He was the only great composer who wrote exclusively for piano. Among the popular works of Chopin were revolutionary etude. polonaise,and Fantasy Impromptu.

    Franz Joseph Liszt- was the proponent of the tone poem or symphonic  poem where a given theme is transformed into other themes. Liszt also use the technique of thematic  transformation in his nonprogrammatic work like concertos. Some of his popular works are a set of Hungarian Rhapsody Nos. 1-12 for the piano, Les Preludes (1854), Piano Concerto in Eb (1849) and Piano Concerto in A (1863).

  Giuseppe Verdi- showed  unusual  musical talent at an early age. He was able to obtain education through financial assistance of a local amateur musicia named Antonio Barezzi. The name associated  with Romantic Opera is that of Verdi. The greatest of all his work is Aida, a true “grand opera”. The opera’s of Verdi’s old age, Othello and Falstaff and Nabucco 

  Franz Peter Schubert- was one of the originators of the romantic style and also the greatest of the post-classicists serving as a bridge of the two eras. He was the “ father of the German Lieder”. His best known songs are The Erl King, The Wanderer, The Double, Gretchen at the Spinning Whee, Sylvia, and the song cycles, The Miller’s Beautiful Daughter and The Winter Journey.

 Felix Mendelssohn- is a German composer, pianist, and conductor who was a major force in the revival of the music of Johann Sebastian Bach. The Scottish, Italian, and reformation Symphonie, two piano concerti and one for the violin, the oratories of St. Paul and Elijah (Hymn of Praise) which is considered a symphony cantata.

 Johannes Brahms- was the pioneer of absolute or abstract music. He used German folk songs for his art songs or lieder. Robert Schuman called Brahms a “ young eagle” bringing him to public notice. His popular works is Variations on a Theme Haydn for Oorchestra, Op 56 (1873).

   Robert Schumann- was one of the greatest leaders of Romantic Movement in music and outstanding both as composer and as a critics who had a great influence on the music of his time. He wrote many pieces for piano, one opera, symphonies, piano, violin, and cello concerti,chamber music and about 250 songs.

  Giacomo Puccini- gift of melody and an instinct for what was to be successful on stage won for his opera’s  fame that could equal that of Verdi’s. Puccini’s best known opera were La boheme, Tosca, Madame Butterfly, and Turandot.

 Wilhelm Richard Wagner- his chief contribution were in operas and music dramas. Wagner musical composition were Die Feen (The Fairies), Das Liebesverbot (The Forbidding Love), Rienzi des Nibelung ( The Ring of the Nibelu).

 Carl Maria Von Weber- a German composer is known as the father of German opera. He produce several operas based on old german stories such as Der Freischutz. His Invitation to the waltz is a well-known piano piece.

 Peter Hyrich Tchaikovsky- was best known for his symphonies and ballets. He expresse himself through his music. His best known work were The Nutcracker Suite, and his symphony No. 6 usually called the Pathetique.

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