Wolfgang Amedeus Mozart
Beethoven
All three are famous composers of western classical music. Berlioz and Bizet were French and worked early in the 19th century, Bartok was Hungarian and worked early in the 20th century.
All these people were famous composers. Their names also happen to have six letters.
Latham Music has a number of arrangements. Last Resort "Music for Three" has arrangements. Classical composers, classical music is limited for violin, viola, and viola.
Any discussion of Asian music would have to include Toru Takemitsu, who was one of the first Eastern composers to gain worldwide recognition for his music. I would also say Tan Dun, who has written the music for many well-known movies (Hero, Crouching Tiger) as well as a large Classical repertoire. Other famous Asian composers would be Bright Sheng, who teaches at the University of Michigan, Akira Ifukube, who is most famous for the music of Godzilla. Other well-known composers would be Ichiro Nodaira, Isang Yun, P.Q. Phan, and Xian Xinghai.
In my opinion, I believe Mozart, Beethoven, and Haydn are among the most famous composers for orchestra. There probably are more, but those three stick out. And i agree with this person! But I would say Bach and Handel would have to be in front line as well.
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
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
Many composers did, but the most famous of the composers who wrote solo works for the violin were J. S. Bach and Nicolo Paganini. Paganini's works are very difficult, however. Another well-known one is Fritz Kreisler.
YES! Quite a few women composers were very famous at the time and made a living as performers and composers, if that is how you define success. Do a search for "Baroque Women Composers", and you will learn of a dozen or more. Here's three that were especially famous in their own life times to get you started: Barbara Strozzi, Francesca Caccini, and Elisabeth Jacquet de La Guerre. There are also performers today that specialize in finding and performing music by Baroque women including Ars Femina and La Donna Musicale.
Yes, if you select three composers who composed only a little.
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