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Classical and Romantic Performing Practice 1750 to 1900
"Classical and romantic performing practice spans the period from roughly 1750 to 1900, a dynamic era defined by profound shifts in musical aesthetics, instrument design, notation, and taste. Understanding this historical performance practice requires modern musicians and scholars to look beyond the printed score to decode unwritten conventions regarding tempo, articulation, vibrato, ornamentation, and phrasing as they evolved from the structured elegance of the high Classicism of Mozart and Haydn to the expressive individuality of the late Romantic era. Introduction to Historical Performance Practice (1750–1900) The study of classical and rom..."
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