Discuss_the_Development_of_Piano_Lit_From_1830_to_WWII

Discuss the Development of Piano Lit From 1830 to WWII During the 1820s, revolutionary movements overthrew many governments in Europe including Spain, Naples, the Ottoman Empire, and eventually Russia. In 1830, Paris was experiencing the July Revolution where Charles X was overthrown and Louis Philippe was proclaimed the “citizen king.” The new ruler allowed more flexible tolerance for new ideas than any other country during this time. Paris felt these effects in a positive way as this flexibility in mindset allowed Paris to nurture and develop the ever growing creativity in the arts. This led Paris to be looked upon as one of the leading cultural centers in Europe. Rather than the exclusive nobility stature that music once had in Paris, the bourgeoisie involvement in the arts increased as a result of the political change. The French Grand Opera became more popular due to this factor. Among the figures were librettist Eugene Scribe and composer Giacomo Meyerbeer. The French Grand Opera also introduced more elaborate set designs which incorporated designs by artists such as Pierre Ciceri, Edmond Duponchel, and Louis Daguerre. The impact that French Grand Opera had on the development of piano literature was that it fortified Paris as a major musical center in Europe. This led to the development paris, piano, one, liszt, during, new, music, including, development, works, time, solo, public, performances, often, led, concerts, concert, compositions, composers, virtuoso, opera, literature, liszt’s, included, french, example, texture, range, premier, pianist, performance, paganini, major, influential, influenced, ideas, grand, figures, europe, began, beethoven, artists, , way, virtuosi, victor, took, three-hand, teachers, success