Romantic Period Music - Part One

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Happy practicing!

-Allysia

[manuelojaime]

love this explenation of the romantic piriod, she clearly loves that era as well, and shes so cute, thanks

[mikecipriani]

Ave Maria is without a doubt my favorite piece of music.

[matthewmorales]

Seriously thank you so much for these videos. My summer course over music history has been a breeze because of your content!

[-lapis-]

My teacher showed me your channel for a history class... been watching you ever since ❤

[RichardMcSweeney]

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

[artinhjollder]

comprehensive, brief and accurate review of a very colorful and kaleidoscopic art period. Just perfect; and thank you.

[malaquiasalfaro]

I wonder if any establishments in the Old West California heard these beautiful pieces.

[bethmwangi]

It's my first time to see those big orchestral instruments.... Excellent teaching

[kizzykan]

It’s so enlightening and elucidating to hear you talk about musicology in this way - relating to time, place, and people. Thanks for all these videos!

[jubsteevee]

Rubato is my thing. I believe we play music to express our emotion and not to play mechanically. But i really love Beethoven, though.

[ruanvorster]

Thank you. This really helps with my music exams.

[GrahamSiggins]

Found your channel recently, and I love it. Amateur player/adorer of piano, and I love learning about all of this. You're a great teacher!

[lightintheart]

Thanks for nerding out in music! I love it! I'm a montessori music teacher and I've used your "women composers" video for women's history month! Very informative and well presented. :) Thank you! -Justine

[derricknelson]

This is a great video. You're doing a wonderful service for music education, and your perspective on the history is balanced and right on.
Thanks and keep it up.

[QueirozVini]

You seem so excited talking about music history that it makes me wanna learn more and more! And, actually, I was not even fond of this topic before watching this video... Thanks for sharing your enthusiasm as well as the knowledge!

[sawyerbranham]

Enjoyed the video. One thing: Wagner isn’t pronounced Wag-ner like the dog wags its tail but instead, because he is German, would be pronounced Vahg-ner.

[ailabatt]

your videos help so much with school work! thank you!

[Phoenix]

It’s good I have to watch this for my piano lesson

[Redneck_Wizard]

Great video very informative, subscribed.

[rosemadder]

Actually when Schubert was alive, during the era no one cared about him, he became famous after he died.😕