[ ] The symphonies are longer.
[ ] There is an increased use of dissonance for expression.
[ ] Composers began writing symphonic poems as well as symphonies.
[ ] The ensembles were smaller than those of the Classic era.
[ ] the beauty of nature
[ ] love and longing
[ ] the fleeting nature of human happiness
[ ] praise of the Virgin Mary
[ ] oratorio
[ ] opera
[ ] song cycle
[ ] medley
[ ] the son
[ ] the father
[ ] the horse
[ ] all of the above
[ ] Heine
[ ] Shakespeare
[ ] Goethe
[ ] Schiller
[ ] piano concertos
[ ] piano sonatas
[ ] string quartets
[ ] nocturnes for piano
[ ] mazurkas and polonaises
[ ] sonatas and concertos
[ ] preludes and nocturnes
[ ] minuets and symphonies
[ ] quick tempo
[ ] in strict time
[ ] in robbed time
[ ] in medium tempo
[ ] Canadian
[ ] Cuban
[ ] Creole
[ ] African-American
[ ] intended for dance
[ ] intended to accompany a play
[ ] written for a symphony
[ ] based on something outside of music, like pictures or a story
[ ] symphonic poem
[ ] program symphony
[ ] lied
[ ] symphony
[ ] the idée fixe
[ ] the subject
[ ] the dies irae
[ ] the idée fixe in Berlioz’s Symphonie fantastique
[ ] a Lied by Schubert
[ ] a chant from the Mass for the Dead
[ ] an opera by Berlioz
[ ] a program symphony
[ ] an opera
[ ] a symphonic poem
[ ] incidental music
[ ] the first
[ ] the third
[ ] the fourth
[ ] the fifth