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Johann Sebastian Bach, Ludwig Van Beethoven and Wolfgang Amadaeus Mozart.
Johann Sebastian Bach, Ludwig van Beethoven, and Johannes Brahms were three German composers.
Ludwig van Beethoven's parents had seven children, but only three boys survived (counting Beethoven himself). Therefore, he had two younger brothers. The middle of the three was Karl (real name: Kaspar Anton Karl). The youngest was Nikolaus Johann, often called, simply, Johann.
the french revolution of 1789 was raging and many people were dying in that awful war. a french general named napoleon defeated france's enemies and inspired beethoven with ideas of freedom and equality.
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Maria Margaretha Josepha was one of Ludwig van Beethoven's sisters who died in infancy (in total 4 of his siblings died soon after birth). His brother Carl and Johann were his only surviving siblings.
Take your pick. I'll name the most significant ones. Classical: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Josef Haydn Ludwig Van Beethoven Romantic: Peter Ilich Tchaikovsky Richard Wagner Richard Strauss Johannes Brahms Antonin Dvorak Giuseppe Verdi (there are about 20 more famous ones but these are the most famous in my opinion) The composers who sat in between the classical and Romantic: Beethoven (Classed as classical most of the time) Franz Schubert (Often called the first Romantic) Carl Maria von Weber Gioachino Rossini
The three important people in classical music rdancermusicianaudienceAnother answer would be: In this contributor's opinion, the three most important people in classical music are Ludwig van Beethoven, Johann Sebastian Bach, Johannes Brahms.Another answer:This question is unanswerable. Literally millions of people are and have been involved in classical music over the centuries, as composers and performers and in other roles. How can you choose three and say they are 'the most important'? What does that even mean?Another answer:Haydn, Ludwig Van beethoven, Mozart and Gluck
Ludwig Anderson Three-Decker was created in 1896.
Not if the baby was going to grow up into Ludwig van Beethoven.
There are three syllables in Beethoven. Bee-tho-ven.