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Composers
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era, in which form lost some of its importance
to sound color, orchestration
and harmony.
Programme music,
that described, through music, outside topics as stories, pictures or ideological
notions, concentrated on description rather than the predefined structure
and order.
(like the famous Toccata
in D minor
by Bach),
the fantasia,
(like Beethoven's
"Choral Fantasy"
and many of Liszt's
fantasias on themes from operas by Mozart, Verdi and Wagner), the prelude
(Bach's preludes in "The
Well-Tempered Clavier", and Chopin's
many preludes), and more.
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