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AP European History
Unit 5 – Conflict, Crisis, and Reaction in the Late 18th Century
Topic 5.8
Which development was an outcome of musical compositions underlining subjective emotions and personal experiences during the period of Romanticism?
A decline in choral music due to decreased religious devotion as society became increasingly secularized in response to the Age of Enlightenment and Scientific Revolution.
Expansion of orchestras enabled more complex arrangements reflecting dramatic emotional ranges expressed in compositions by composers such as Beethoven or Wagner.
A shift toward solo harpsichord performance pieces celebrating disciplined precision echoing Baroque era aesthetics before Age of Enlightenment rationality reigns supreme leading up to romanticization overflow into arts world expressions including music landscape art form itself evolving dramatically consequently due primarily to Romanticism's influence.
Increased popularity of opera seria focusing on comedic elements with light-hearted plotlines made popular by composers like Mozart during Classical period prior to Romanticism era emergence.
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