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In the Nineteenth century, romantic music began to emerge, combining music with literature as one of its key features. Each musician's consciousness was raised, and their ideas and feelings were woven into the music, breaking the framework of the classical music period of the previous century. Thanks to these brilliant musicians, the Romantic period was able to add a lot of sound to the music, creating new genres such as symphonic poem, overture, fantasias, Lied, character pieces and Lyric pieces. The lyric pieces are a term that is almost exclusively associated with Grieg. A graduate of the Leipzig Conservatory of Music, he vowed to promote Norwegian folk music to all corners of the world, not wanting his native Norway to live under the shadow of German music and lacking its own musical identity. The author will delve the life, time and space background of Grieg, and use "Lyric Piece, Op. 65" to further analysis and interpret his music.
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