SongSyntax presents
Romantica
The 19th-Century Symphony Prompt Builder
Compose a genuine four-movement 19th-century symphony — then take the prompts to the AI music generator of your choice. Romantica itself uses no AI: it is carefully researched code that writes your prompts the same reliable way every time.
Instant access · Runs on browser: all platforms · No subscription
What You Get
- A guided Composer’s Desk of up to 13 choices — composer influence, energy, motif shape and all four movements — with the home key worked out for you from your Energy and Motif Shape.
- Four-movement symphony prompts — a fast opening, a song-like slow movement, a dance and a finale — each with Structure, Style, Exclusions and Title fields.
- An optional cyclic motto: the prompts ask for the opening theme to return, transformed, in later movements.
- A manuscript in parchment style, with copy buttons for pasting the prompts into Suno or another AI music generator.
- Works in the browser on your phone, tablet or desktop.
- Saved manuscripts kept in your browser, plus downloadable copies.
- Understanding the Music: plain-English history, forms, orchestra guide and glossary.
- Built by fixed rules, not AI: section brackets, key relationships and period instrumentation are assembled by code, and every prompt is checked against the format rules before it is shown.
- Prompts are built on your own device; an internet connection is only needed to check your ticket.
Who It’s For
- Music creators who want orchestral pieces that sound genuinely of the 19th-century concert hall.
- Game, film and video makers who need dependable orchestral music without endless trial and error.
- Curious listeners who want to understand how Schubert, Brahms, Tchaikovsky and Dvořák built their symphonies.
What It Saves
- Time: no guessing at what to type or how to format it.
- Effort: keys, period instruments, structure and tempo terms are worked out for you.
- Your work: manuscripts kept in your browser, with downloads to keep.
Inside Romantica
I
The Composer’s Desk
Up to 13 guided choices, each with a plain-English Study note.
II
The Manuscript
Your finished prompts, laid out like a page of sheet music.
III
The Cyclic Motto
An optional theme that returns, transformed, across the movements.
IV
Four Movements
Each movement has its own set of prompts you can use on its own.
V
Understanding the Music
A friendly library of history, forms and terms.
Choose Your Ticket
One-off payments in US dollars. No subscription — nothing renews.