Collection: Impressionism

Impressionism is a musical movement that emerged in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, characterized by its emphasis on mood, atmosphere, and subtle tonal colors. Drawing inspiration from visual art and literature, this genre sought to evoke emotions and impressions rather than depict concrete narratives. Impressionist music often features fluid rhythms, unconventional harmonies, and innovative orchestration techniques. The movement's influence extended beyond its French origins, inspiring diverse regional interpretations such as the lush, emotive works of Russian Classical Piano, the vibrant and passionate compositions of Spanish Classical, and the intricate, culturally-infused pieces of Caucasian Classical Piano. As a bridge between the Romantic era and modernism, Impressionism paved the way for the Post-Romantic Era, which further expanded on its expressive and experimental qualities.

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