Album: The History of Music vol. 2

RSM058_58 TheNightBallet.mp3

Romantic Era – Feels like something is coming, not sure what. Unsettled and brooding. Strings and woodwinds with light percussion.

Romantic Era – A long building crescendo of a full orchestra. It drops down again and then builds back up to even higher levels. Epic and expansive.

Romantic Era – Sweet flute and harp mesh together to make smooth flowing music.

Romantic Era – Playful and quirky plucked stringed instruments. Fun and light.

Romantic Era – A piano piece with a waltz feel. Romantic yet somber and melancholy. Regretful.

Classical – Operatic classical piece, romantic and melodic. Piano takes the melody as strings play around it.

Classical – Violin has a showy solo while piano and other strings lay down a bed underneath. Positive and flowing.

Classical – Grand full orchestra classical piece, athemic, powerful and traditional.

Classical – Elegant strings, formal and stately with grace.

Classical – Innocent and playful, running through a meadow piano. Flowing and easy.