The Lyrical Relationship of Religious Music in the Post-Reformation Romantic Period, Using Bruckner's Mass No.3 in F Minor As an Example
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https://doi.org/10.55121/card.v1i1.16Abstract
As a composer who remained true to traditional style and compositional rigour during the Romantic period, Bruckner's work is permeated with both religious ethics and Romantic catharsis. It adds a unique dimension to the religious music of the Romantic period.
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Bruckner，Religious Music，ReformationReferences
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