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Romantic Period Extra Credit
Provide the following information based upon clues:
Musical Group:
Album Title:
Song Title:
At least one explained connection between the lyrics and Romanticism. This means actual words/phrases/lines must be cited. Then explain how that description relates to the Romantic Period.
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Clue/ song 1:
Two brothers head this alternative, folk, indie, roots band that has gained national popularity in the past few years.
Although the seasons change, the song’s focus is on a man stuck in an emotional winter, while he searches for relief in spring time imagery.
Clue/song 2:
This “slim” singer knows nothing belongs to us, fights the juxtaposition of concrete and honeysuckle, and is in search of a release of his soul.
Provide the following information based upon clues:
Musical Group:
Album Title:
Song Title:
At least one explained connection between the lyrics and Romanticism. This means actual words/phrases/lines must be cited. Then explain how that description relates to the Romantic Period.
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Clue/ song 1:
Two brothers head this alternative, folk, indie, roots band that has gained national popularity in the past few years.
Although the seasons change, the song’s focus is on a man stuck in an emotional winter, while he searches for relief in spring time imagery.
Clue/song 2:
This “slim” singer knows nothing belongs to us, fights the juxtaposition of concrete and honeysuckle, and is in search of a release of his soul.
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