1. Chronologically speaking, Beethoven was in the Classical Era. He was an important figure in both musical eras. His early influences were clearly Classical, having been taught (briefly) by Mozart and more so by Haydn. However, the rich, passionate nature of his music provided influence and a transition to the Romantic Era. 2. According to well-established chronologies in Western music, Beethoven (1770-1827) was mostly in the Classical era. However, the end date of the Classical era (and beginning date of the Romantic era) of 1820 is absolutely arbitrary. Beethoven composed in a Romantic style as early as 1803, when he finished his 3rd Symphony, "Eroica", which marked the dawn of the Romantic era.
Theres Mozart, Beethoven, Bach, Haydn
No, but a great composer.
Composer.
Both JC Bach (Johann Christian Bach) and CPE Bach (Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach) were composers during the Classical era.
No, Johann Sebastian Bach is not considered a composer of the Romantic period. He lived during the Baroque era, with his most significant works created between 1703 and 1750. The Romantic period followed the Classical era and began in the late 18th century, with composers like Beethoven, Chopin, and Wagner emerging during that time. Bach's music had a profound influence on later composers, including those in the Romantic period, but he is not classified within that era himself.
Johann Sebastian Bach did not write in the romantic era. He was a composer of the Baroque period, known for his intricate counterpoint and complex harmonies.
Mendelssohn
Palestrina (Apex)
For polonaises it would definitely be Fredrich Chopin (Polish). - Romantic composer For Piano concertos I would guess Bach. - Classical/renaissance composer.
Theres Mozart, Beethoven, Bach, Haydn
No, but a great composer.
Bach
He was a Composer
He was a composer
Composer.
Both JC Bach (Johann Christian Bach) and CPE Bach (Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach) were composers during the Classical era.
No, Johann Sebastian Bach is not considered a composer of the Romantic period. He lived during the Baroque era, with his most significant works created between 1703 and 1750. The Romantic period followed the Classical era and began in the late 18th century, with composers like Beethoven, Chopin, and Wagner emerging during that time. Bach's music had a profound influence on later composers, including those in the Romantic period, but he is not classified within that era himself.