Chapter 57: The Romantic Concerto
Study Plan
Key Points
- The Romantic concerto preserves the Classical three-movement structure but uses standard forms (e.g., sonata-allegro and first-movement concerto form) more freely.
- The concerto was a vehicle for brilliant virtuosic display by the soloist.
- Many concertos were written for a specific soloist and tailored to the technical abilities of that musician.
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