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The Lyrical Relationship of Religious Music in the Post-Reformation Romantic Period, Using Bruckner's Mass No.3 in F Minor As an Example

Xintian Zhang

Cultural Arts Research and Development · 38-42 · 10.55121/card.v1i1.16

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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Spanish Humanism: A Trajectory of the Legacies of the Renaissance in Spain

Yaan Yan

Cultural Arts Research and Development · 1-11 · 10.55121/card.v5i1.325

Spanish humanism, unlike its more radical counterparts in Italy or Germany, emerged as a gradual and integrative intellectual movement that sought harmony rather than rupture with the past. While Italian humanism was marked by are discovery of classical antiquity and German humanism became closely tied to the Protestant Reformat

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