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schubert
He spans both eras.
He went as a black smith then became a composer in his church.
Being a significant composer of his own right, he worked for himself earning a decent living.
Grieg is possibly the most famous norwegian composer of all time. He lived between 1843 and 1907.
Look in the yellow pages under, musicians. Also, check with your local Musicians Union.
Most probably there are. The composer Chopin was Polish.
The total number of musicians in any orchestra totally depends upon the composer. It's the composer who spells out which instruments and how many of each are used in the performance of his/her pieces.
The Catholic Church
The composer who most heavily influenced the music of the French post-WWI school of musicians known as Les Six, was Erik Satie.
The number of musicians for an orchestra is usually determined by the composer who will specify which instruments and how many of each is necessary to do his/her work justice.
George Frideric Handel
Yanni is a famous pianist, keyboardist and music composer.
The real name of the famous pianist and noted composer who plays under the alias of stage name Hauschka is Volker Bertelmann. He has composed several film scores as well as collaborations with fellow musicians.
The conductor keeps time to the music so that the musicians will have an easier time playing. He or she also leads those same musicians through the song and is especially useful when cutting off notes whose length the composer left to the musicians discretion. Every band and orchestra and many choruses have a conductor to lead them through the songs that they preform.
The Jewish musicians were not allowed to play music by Beethoven because he was a famed German composer and musician; "Jews were not allowed to play German music"
French composer Hector Berlioz was known for his over the top, grandiose compositions. His compositions called for large orchestras. Several of his concerts were composed of over one thousand musicians. He was very progressive and was very influential in the development of the symphonic form.