Romantic Classical

Romantic classical music, flourishing from the early 19th to early 20th centuries, is characterized by emotional depth, expressive melodies, and rich harmonies. Expanding on classical forms, it emphasizes individuality, dramatic contrasts, and virtuosic performances. Composers often explored themes of nature, love, and melancholy, employing lyrical phrasing, dynamic shifts, and intricate textures. Pianistic brilliance, orchestral grandeur, and vocal expressivity define its works, as seen in the passionate interpretations of artists like Stephan Beneking and Tatjana Blome. Romantic classical music remains revered for its profound emotional resonance and technical artistry.

Respighi: La fiamma, P. 175, Act I: Ah, salvami! Innocente come Cristo, sono innocente (Agnese, La madre, Una voce, Eudossia, Silvana)

Ottorino Respighi•

Orchester der Deutschen Oper Berlin•

Chor der Deutschen Oper Berlin•

Carlo Rizzi•

Doris Soffel•

Martina Serafin

Single - Released June 6, 2025