For the art music from Module 4, I chose to look into and listen to the Dallas Symphony Orchestra. Looking on their website, it seems they are planning to do a lot of different things, some things geared towards children like songs from Coco and Toy Story and some things that are towards adults like Copland's Organ Symphony and many more. 
In this environment, the listeners are behaved very differently than if they were at a concert for a rock band or a pop singer. They clap after the movement is over, or after each song is over, but not in the middle of songs or anything like that. The aspects of the music that stood out the most to me when I listened to a performace were definitely the contrasting pieces that they play. They do many types of different styles of music, but mostly being classical. This can relate to the romanticism era because the music that they play can create strong emotions and feelings, and also leaves a lot of room for imagination and for the audience members to interpret the music how they see fit. As it says in Back To Beethoven, "they explored and celebrated the inner world of feeling and emotion; music, in particular, turned away from the world and became dedicated to personal expression"(page 19). The type of music that the Dallas Symphony Orchestra plays relates to this. The music is left to personal beliefs and how the individual feels about the music.

Western Art Music