Known as the "bridge" from the Classical Period to the Romantic Period

Starts by "exposing" main themes and "recapitulates" them later

In painting, Monet; in music, Debussy

Opens with short-short-short-long

Features a soloist and an orchestra

His most famous work is one Fantastic Symphony!

Starts with each voice stating the same "subject"

Values balance, symmetry, and hierarchy

Super scary song about a father and son on horseback and a supernatural being

Monks sing lots of this

Started a riot with nothing more than a ballet

Contains two sections; the first ends in V, the second ends in I, and both repeat.

"Dark black giant moths kill the radiance of the sun" in this style

AUDIO DAILY DOUBLE

Wagner's term for his operas

In addition to composing, his contract required to teach singing, play the organ in church, conduct several choirs, and teach Latin to boys in school

A favorite structure for Classical-period finales, this form contains a "refrain" that keeps returning

AUDIO DAILY DOUBLE!

Cycle of 4 operas to be performed 4 nights in a row

Music that doesn't contain a literary element or title

Although this composer's sibling is more famous today, just might have been the better composer

In a fugue or a ritornello form, the interlude-like section that does NOT contain the primary melodic melody

It's all about me, my emotions, and my subjectivity

Ends with main character committing suicide, while singing her own lament

Examples are monophonic, homophonic, and polyphonic