Investigation of the reasons that affected the personal transformation probabilities of the Romantic Era composers and their reflections to romantic era music

In the nineteenth century, the revolt in every field of art was also evident in the field of music. The libertarian structure of the composers' lives also affected their works. In this period called "romantic period", exaggerated feelings, extreme enthusiasm, and musical structure had a great development. In this study, R. Schumann, R. Wagner, J. Brahms, and M. Mussorgsky were selected among the composers of the Romantic Period, their lives were examined, their works were searched with the information and findings related to the psychological disturbances and their emotions and the effects of these works on the listeners were tried to be presented. In the first chapter, the Romantic Period Music was studied in three subtitles: early, middle, and late periods. Also, in this section, the major psychological disorders observed in composers were described. In the second chapter, R. Schumann, J. Brahms, and M. Mussorgsky, based on the composers' mental status were examined under separate headings and possible effects on the psychological status of selected works were investigated. As was mentioned in this chapter, in addition to the effects of selected composers, which can be defined as a mental disorder, in the third chapter, the effects of these works on the audience were investigated and the personal transformation possibilities of music were examined. Furthermore, Wagner's negative contributions to the relationship between art and politics are presented in this section.