Romantic Period Music (Part 2)

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@PianotvNet 8 лет назад

The quote "I am a pianist" slays me in its simplicity.

@diegoperalta196 6 лет назад

Did he really say that?

@Kuromi-jd5pc 4 года назад

whats the difference between Symphonic Orchestras, Salon, and Parlor music and its use in entertaining people in their different settings.

@ToastedCigar 5 лет назад

Yup, Brahms is often overlooked because he wasn't the most innovative when it comes to defining a genre. But his harmonic language is devastatingly beautiful, so that alone makes him one of my favs of all time.

@ll1773 3 месяца назад

I watched lots of your music history RU-vid videos. It has been so fun. Thanks!!

@DaviSilva-oc7iv 3 года назад

I like how she shows a quiet orchestra at 3:33 and then, at 3:35 she shows an orchestra with the conductor freaking out.

@modderkevin5124 4 года назад

When she said simply piano I just realized that I just got a simply piano ad 😂

@ZypherLC 3 года назад

It's a sign

@ROBZofficial 7 лет назад

The oboe existed long before the Romantic era even started, in the Classical and even Baroque eras.

@Haily-vj1gq 8 лет назад

Impressionist era next?!!?? That's my personal favorite era of music 😍 but your videos are sooooo good! I feel so much smarter after watching this 😏😂

@PianotvNet 8 лет назад

I love both impressionist art and music, so that'll be on my radar in the near-ish future. :)

@lighteningbob1697 7 лет назад

Never forget your Chopin Liszt.......8 - )

@mariop5887 6 лет назад

''Wild, thrilling, adrenaline fueled style [...] not clean and tiny, it's a controlled chaos" I think Liszt would be the one fainting if he heard that! I've only seen like 4 videos of your channel and I know I'm going to watch them all already! Thanks for the enthousiasm, you are really fun to watch and learn about Music.

@josemadrigal4622 6 лет назад

Wow. Super informative. Please continue to make more videos, they are amazing!

@jedi_mario 8 лет назад

Love your videos!! Another great one. Thank you!!

@Mybougiehippylife 5 лет назад

Thank you so much for putting together these videos! It’s helping me study for a music history course I’m taking through The Music Development program for my piano teaching certification.

@RichardMcSweeney 3 года назад

Wonderful! Thank you for sharing it and Part 1, Allysia. All the very best.

@asiannascarfan 3 года назад

I am a middle school band director who is teaching an 8th grade music history class (online). These videos have been an absolute GODSEND. Thank you.

@meltedmarshdaddy 3 года назад

Thank you for your video series you space the info out perfectly. Mahler is my favorite composer still today.

@normitac.5375 6 лет назад

Hello! I love your videos, I am taking a class of Music Appreciation online at a community college, but your videos are a breath of fresh air, thank you for all your explanations they help me to understand what I read.

@jonathancarbajal5069 5 лет назад

I love your videos. I have learned a lot ... Thank you. Your very big fan. Be happy.

@lindsaybaron9368 7 лет назад

Thank you so much for making these. I'm taking a music history class and my teacher is all over the place so I'm glad you're explaining this in a very organized way. Thanks for helping me pass my class! haha just subscribed!

@PianotvNet 7 лет назад

Thanks, that's awesome! :)

@GG-ls6du 4 года назад

Hi Lindsay Baron how are yuo?

@onisyissel Год назад

Great content!

@bheinricher 3 года назад

Super interesting and entertaining!

@SvintMvrcus 4 года назад

Suddenly I feel like watching the flinstones

@1soto1972 2 года назад

You are great

@christianbucal6933 5 лет назад

Wow! I think subscribing will satisfy me. :)

@kathyperconti 7 лет назад

Hi! I love your music history videos. I've been using them in my HS music history class. Please continue with more! We are in the Romantic era and will be doing Impressionism and 20th century soon.

@PianotvNet 7 лет назад

That's awesome! I still need to do a 20th C video for sure (among many others).

@JackieChandler69 7 лет назад

This was great! Very informative. Chopin is definitely one of my favorite composers and is exactly who I think of when I think of the romantic period. Would you consider making a video further discussing the characteristics of romantic period composers, particularly Chopin, in terms of music theory and composition?

@PianotvNet 7 лет назад

Yes, thanks for the suggestion!

@finnandjakeonapoptartcat5265 5 лет назад

Yay me!

@Olivman84 6 лет назад

You are really funny! :D

@caus7060 6 лет назад

definitely wouldn't mind a 15-20 minute video for more music. may want to consider.

@keepsaek 8 лет назад

Can't wait for RCM History of Music III. It's going to be great to study in depth!

@septobus 8 лет назад

I'd watch it

@PianotvNet 8 лет назад

I'd watch it too

@guusvanbeelen8059 5 лет назад

Fred Flintstone came as a surprise :D

@boultupright21 5 лет назад

Fred Flintstone you will find at 10 min.33 sec. into the video. hahaha

@nikolayevichmyshkin8515 11 месяцев назад

mahler had cool glasses

@onisyissel Год назад

🎉🎉🎉

@victorsj88 7 лет назад

Maybe you would consider one on Schumann?

@66jayrich 4 года назад

Thank you for saving my ass in music appreciation lol

@tiborkovacs5317 8 лет назад

goodstuff,.

@gds5401 5 лет назад

3:47 In March 22, 1687, Jean Baptist Lully died of an infected wound in his foot caused by his long conducting stick.

@aligh18 3 года назад

Chopin's Op 9 No.2 is everyone's favourite, BUT did you ever hear the "later" version that Valentina Lisitsa plays?!

@lizzybach4254 2 года назад

I think that nocturne is not a good example of a nocturne. I think it'll be his Op. 48 no. 1 nocturne. As for the rest of the pieces, I think it'll be his be his Ballad No. 3, it's very romantic and beautiful (It's my fav ballad), or his Ballad No. 2 or 4, they're very EPIC.

@roelcreationssonglyrics 2 года назад

Hello am a music student... I would like to interact with you more.... This is really helpful

@arnolddawson5747 5 месяцев назад

interesting flash of fred flint stone. Ha

@williamholmbrevik8336 4 года назад

Where is Edvard Grieg?

@nerdypianist6277 3 года назад

Who?

@savvy9452 3 года назад

who else saw a Flintstones character flash at 10:33

@DaviSilva-oc7iv 3 года назад

@AmyXinYin 8 лет назад

I love this video but the bass drum you put in the orchestra percussion section is actually used in drumsets.

@PianotvNet 7 лет назад

Whoops! Don't tell my drummer fiance. :)

@uhbe 7 лет назад

When exactly does the mid-romantic era begin and end?

@PianotvNet 7 лет назад

If the Romantic era is roughly between 1800-1875, then you could assume somewhere in the mid-1800s. As far as I know there aren't any distinct dates, just general ideas.

@DaviSilva-oc7iv 3 года назад

8:38 So he created Simply Piano

@nihilumaeternum6555 4 года назад

Did you mean «Hungarian *Rhapsody* No. 2»? :D

@jamesmitchell6925 2 года назад

10:31 Fred Flintstone?

@cqrzsn Год назад

pov u from ec

@AbhiBass96 4 года назад

11:46 "He was basically like big... tree boat" _wat_

@bigscoops4537 4 года назад

dreamboat fam

@AbhiBass96 4 года назад

@@bigscoops4537 What even is that?

@bigscoops4537 4 года назад

@@AbhiBass96 idk I guess it's someone who will transport them to Dreamland. Someone dreamy

@fleurpetals_ 4 года назад

10:33

@joshuaursua628 3 года назад

Anyone else catch that Fred Flintstone Easter egg?

@nikolayevichmyshkin8515 11 месяцев назад

you have beautiful eyes

@georgea4009 4 года назад

@telephilia 6 лет назад

Lady, the oboe was not a new instrument introduced in the 19th century - it has been a standard instrument in Western classical music at least since the Baroque (and has forbears that go back to ancient Greece). I think you are thinking of the B flat clarinet and even that was introduced by the Viennese classical school. The bass clarinet was never a standard instrument. Its role in symphonic music is rather small. I'm glad you are enthusiastic and are posting these videos but please do your research.

@edwarddelgado9654 4 года назад

Then came the blues

@yuan4817 3 года назад

Wat in the world?

@yuan4817 3 года назад

Can u maybe next time talk more SLOWLY?

@user-rq9zf3ni6o 5 лет назад

pls talk about direct things , your explanations have too much water, give proper meaning pls, Thank you so much , overall everything is nice keep it up