Phase 1: History
6. Romantic: Salon Music
The Poetic: Lagrima
6. Romantic: Salon Music
The Poetic: Lagrima
Summary:
• The 19th Century saw a huge rise in the piano
• This led to a type of intimate concert setting called the Salon
• Pieces usually fell into one of two categories:
1) An emotional or sentimental work
2) A virtuosic work
Frederic Chopin
• One of the most influential composers was Frederic Chopin
• Tarrega was highly influenced by Chopin
• Chopin wrote (among other things) Waltzes, Mazurkas and Preludes
• Lagrima is a Prelude, influenced by those of Chopin (Tarrega arranged several)
• The 19th Century saw a huge rise in the piano
• This led to a type of intimate concert setting called the Salon
• Pieces usually fell into one of two categories:
1) An emotional or sentimental work
2) A virtuosic work
Frederic Chopin
• One of the most influential composers was Frederic Chopin
• Tarrega was highly influenced by Chopin
• Chopin wrote (among other things) Waltzes, Mazurkas and Preludes
• Lagrima is a Prelude, influenced by those of Chopin (Tarrega arranged several)
Action Points:
1. Study these Preludes by Chopin and answer the following.
- Identify the elements of repetition in each Prelude
- How would you describe the overall sentiment of each prelude?
1. Study these Preludes by Chopin and answer the following.
- Identify the elements of repetition in each Prelude
- How would you describe the overall sentiment of each prelude?
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2. Study Lagrima from a similar lens to Chopin's Preludes.
- What gives Lagrima a similar simplicity? Are there repeating elements?
- How does Tarrega portray the sentiment of a teardrop in this piece?
- Can you think of any other guitar pieces that could fit into this category?
- What gives Lagrima a similar simplicity? Are there repeating elements?
- How does Tarrega portray the sentiment of a teardrop in this piece?
- Can you think of any other guitar pieces that could fit into this category?
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