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Composers of Romanticism

After the Classicism, the music became an expression of the feelings, nature and identity of the peoples: the era of lied, virtuous, great opera and nationalisms. He knows forty-two of his protagonists.

← Composers of the Classicism

Germany and Austria

Franz Schubert1797 – 1828 Carl Maria von Weber1786 – 1826 Felix Mendelssohn1809 – 1847 Fanny Mendelssohn1805 – 1847 Robert Schumann1810 – 1856 Clara Schumann1819 – 1896 Johannes Brahms1833 – 1897 Richard Wagner1813 – 1883 Anton Bruckner1824 – 1896 Johann Strauss (son)1825 – 1899 Gustav Mahler1860 – 1911 Richard Strauss1864 – 1949

The romantic piano

Frédéric Chopin1810 – 1849 Franz Liszt1811 – 1886

France

Hector Berlioz1803 – 1869 Charles Gounod1818 – 1893 César Franck1822 – 1890 Camille Saint- Saëns1835 – 1921 Georges Bizet1838 – 1875 Jules Massenet1842 – 1912 Gabriel Fauré1845 – 1924

Italy

Niccolò Paganini1782 – 1840 Gioachino Rossini1792 – 1868 Vincenzo Bellini1801 – 1835 Gaetano Donizetti1797 – 1848 Giuseppe Verdi1813 – 1901 Giacomo Puccini1858 – 1924

Russia

Mikhail Glinka1804 – 1857 Alexander Borodin1833 – 1887 Modest Musorgski1839 – 1881 Nikolai Rimski-Kórsakov1844 – 1908 Piotr Ilich Chaikovski1840 – 1893 Serguéi Rajmaninov1873 – 1943

Bohemia and the North

Bedřich Smetana1824 – 1884 Antonín Dvořák1841 – 1904 Edvard Grieg1843 – 1907 Jean Sibelius1865 – 1957

Spain

Pablo Sarasate1844 – 1908 Isaac Albéniz1860 – 1909 Enrique Granados1867 – 1916 Ruperto Chapí1851 – 1909 Tomás Bretón1850 – 1923
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