Developing the perception of music by romantic composers in future piano teachers

Abstract

In the early nineteenth century, romanticism in music developed in close connection with other trends in painting, literature, and theatre, which was reflected in the development of musical forms in piano literature. Romantic music is characterised by a deep interest in the human being, which is reflected in the glorification of the personal. The increased attention to human feelings in the content of this musical style caused a change in the artistic images of love that became prevalent. The idea of the synthesis of arts in the Romantic period dominated aesthetics.