How the art relates to the artist's personal concept of self is referred to as

Answer: True

Explanation: Culture is defined as a shared system of beliefs, values, and behavioral expectations that provides social structure for daily living. It includes the beliefs, habits, likes and dislikes, and customs and rituals learned from one's family.

Answer:

FALSE

Explanation:

During Romanticism there was a rich flowering of the song, especially from the lied ('song' in German) for piano and singing. The first major composer of lieder (plural of lied) was Schubert.

The most famous operas today are the romantic ones. The great opera composers of Romanticism were Italians Verdi and Rossini and in Germany, Wagner. In Brazil, Carlos Gomes stands out with his operas The Guarani, Fosca, The Slave, etc.

The orchestra grew not only in size but in scope. The metal section has gained greater importance. In the wind instruments section, the piccolo, the clarone, the English horn and the bassoon were added. Percussion instruments became more varied.

The romantic concert used large orchestras. And the composers, now challenged by the virtuosity's technical skill, made the ground part increasingly difficult.

Answer:

It’s true. Romantic symphonies are generally longer than Classical symphonies

Explanation:

A modern concert featuring a single Romantic symphony would probably be longer than one featuring a Classical symphony. Romantic symphonies, generally, are less structured and longer than Classical symphonies. They have a much larger variety of instruments and larger orchestras as well. They are considered to be more expressive and have a wider variation of dynamics than the ones from the classical period. For example, the Surprise Symphony by Hayden is classical and lasts about half an hour, whereas Mahler’s Symphony Nº9, which is romantic, is played in approximately an hour and a half.