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Franz Schubert was a well known musician. Many of his compositions for voice and piano were what is considered lieder.
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A musical setting of a poem for solo voice and piano is called a lied. Lieder (plural of lied) are a popular form of composition in which a poem is set to music for a singer and a pianist to perform together. This genre is commonly found in classical music, particularly in the Romantic era.
Fernando Sor is best known for his Spanish guitar compositions in the late 1700's. Although this was his main genre he also composed music for voice, piano, opera and string quartet and even had a ballet score that had over 100 performances.
A German-texted song with piano accompaniment that sets a short lyric poem is called a "Lied" (plural: Lieder). This traditional form of German song composition typically features intimate, emotional expression and is commonly associated with the Romantic era of music.
Beethoven scored for the entire symphony orchestra. However, many of his compositions were also for string quartets, string trios, wind quintets, wind octets, and so on. If the voice can be considered an instrument, not many people area aware that Beethoven wrote well over a hundred liedeer, or songs. Beethoven was the first composer to score the human voice as an instrument within the symphony (9th Symphony). In addition, Beethoven was well known for his piano compositions, in particular the piano concertos and the piano sonatas.
He was famous for composing German classical music of the Romantic era. His most successful works have been his songs for voice and piano, the A minor piano concerto, two piano sonatas, and various character pieces for solo piano. He was also an influential music critic.
They're usually called 'lied' (plural 'lieder'), which means 'song' in German.
Most of Clara Schumann's works were for or included her instrument, the piano. She wrote a concerto and a piano trio, very much solo piano music and songs for voice with piano accompaniment. She also wrote some choral music. As she grew older she wrote less, and produced no works after the age of 36. She devoted most of her life to her husband, Robert Schumann's music.
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Charles Haubiel has written: 'Beyond the rivers' -- subject(s): Songs (High voice) with piano 'Portals, for low voice & piano' -- subject(s): Songs (Low voice) with piano 'Oasis' -- subject(s): Songs (Medium voice) with piano 'Portraits, for piano' -- subject(s): Arranged Piano music, Piano music, Arranged 'American rhapsody, a musical interpretation of the poem O, you 48 states' -- subject(s): Piano music 'Metamorphoses, variations on a melody by Stephen Foster, for piano' -- subject(s): Variations (Piano)
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