Major musicians and piano works:

1. Wilbur (1786-1826): Germany, famous for his opera and piano works, Invited to Dance.

2. Schubert (1797-1828): Austria, "King of Art Songs", Fantasia for Vagrants, Impromptu and Moment of Music.

3. Mendelssohn (189-1847): Germany, 48 piano solos in eight episodes, Songs Without Words.

4. Chopin (181-1849): Poland, Waltz in C minor, Polonaise in A major, Etudes in C minor, Concerto in F minor, Serenade in E flat major and Scherzo No.1.

5. Schumann (181-1856): Germany, Carnival, David's League, Fantasia in C Major, Childhood Scenes, Butterfly, Symphony Etudes and Piano Concerto in A Minor.

Romanticism, as a historical period in the history of music, is different from classicism in the 18th century in that it likes to look to the distant past and the unknowable future.

Passionate and tireless pursuit, eager to synthesize everything, has become one of the important characteristics of romantic music.

The spiritual essence of romanticism lies in emphasizing "man" and his nature, highlighting that "individual" is the center of feeling, the focus of emotion and the subject of fantasy. This person needs self-affirmation, self-worship, self-imagination and even self-venting. Even if he expresses a sense of closeness to nature, he also expresses his desire by praising nature.

composers who are eager for innovation try to break through the boundaries of music itself and seek integration with other arts. In the 19th century, the new title music turned factors other than music into musical thoughts, and used words to explain its ideological content.

an overview of romantic music romantic music school is a new school after Vienna classical music school, which came into being in the early 19th century. In this period, the artists' creation showed their admiration for subjective feelings, their love for nature and their fantasy for the future. The forms of artistic expression have also undergone new changes, and the formation and development of romantic thoughts and styles have emerged.

Resources:

Romantic Music _ Baidu Encyclopedia