Neoclasicismo

Term applied to particularly pure form of classicism that emerged from about 1750 following discovery of Roman ruins of Pompeii and publication 1764 of highly influential history ...

neoclasicismo

Histoire de l'art; Arts visuels

An artistic movement dating roughly from the mid-eighteenth century to the early nineteenth century. It sought to revive the aesthetics of greek and roman antiquity, but differed ...

clasicismo (neoclasicismo)

Musique; Classique

Inexact terms usually denoting the general aesthetic ideals (including: balance, symmetry, clarity, reverence for ancient cultures, etc.) of Baroque or Classical composers, and/or ...

Stabat Mater

Musique; Classique

A sequence in the Roman Catholic liturgy regarding the crucifixion, and used in several Divine offices.

Impresionismo

Musique; Classique

Style period in music which mirrored some of the art movement of the same name during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. In music, it is principally associated with Debussy, ...

nacionalismo

Musique; Classique

Music incorporating materials which affirm a particular national or ethnic identity, analogous to similar intellectual and artistic developments in 19th century European and ...

Neoclásico

Musique; Classique

A 20th century style of composition exhibiting a return to the use of structural forms and stylistic features employed in earlier times.

Periodo renacentista

Musique; Classique

Era in the history of Western music extending from c1400-c1600, and exemplified by the compositions of Josquin Desprez, Lasso and Palestrina.

Periodo romántico

Musique; Classique

Era in the history of Western music extending from c1825-c1910, and exemplified by the compositions of Berlioz, Chopin, Robert Schumann, Liszt, Wagner, Brahms, Tchaikovsky, and ...