This anthology, designed to accompany the work 'Romantic music', from this same collection, aims to offer the scores of all works that are analyzed in depth, while serving, independently, as a balanced collection For those interested in 19th century music. To this end, the editor broadly embraces the full range of forms and genres proper to the Romantic period. The symphony is represented by a work belonging to the early romanticism and another of the late period; Piano literature includes several sonatas and short lyric pieces, and virtuosity is incorporated with a paraphrase of Liszt and a Brahms concert. Examples of chamber music, symphonic poem and oratory are included. The lied is present in the selection with works by Schubert, Schumann and Hugo Wolf and the opera is lavishly represented by fragments of masterpieces by Rossini, Wagner, Verdi and Musorgsky. In each of the thirty-eight selections of this anthology, the best of the currently available editions has been reproduced. Professor Plantiga has included complete pieces where the limits of the present book have allowed; However, given the large proportions of many of the nineteenth-century works, this has not always been feasible. All the texts are compiled at the end of the work, translated into Spanish, and accompanied in some cases in the original language. Today, when nineteenth-century music continues to dominate opera and concert halls around the world, this anthology, practical and well-designed, will be an exemplary welcome for students, teachers and music lovers.