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Composers

Whether it be classical or contemporary, composers are the men and women behind the music. Beethoven and Mozart are among those who have left their marks on history.

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Why is Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart famous?

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, did not choose his own name. His father named him Wolfgang Amede(i) Mozart. Latin forn would be, Amadeus. Therefore, the name he used when publishing works.

Who did Mozart and his sister play when he was 7?

he didnt marry but stated so..

On his 1762 visit to Schonbrunn, the Austrian royal palace, Mozart, playing with the young princesses, slipped on a polished floor. Bursting into tears, he was picked up and comforted by a seven-year-old Marie Antoinette. Mozart then kissed the future queen of France: "You are nice," he declared. "I will marry you."

but Mozart married Constanze Weber, the younger sister of his first love, Aloysia, who had turned him down.

What fabric was used for underwear in the early 20th century?

Underwear made of knitted wool dominated throughout the first two decades of the twentieth century.

What grade is Beethoven's Sonata Pathetique?

It depends on where you are from and under what music program you are studying.

In Canada, under the Royal Conservatory of Music, it is listed as a ARCT Performance piece, the whole sonata has to be played for examinations.

In Australia, under the Australian Music Examinations Board, the 1st movement used to be considered a grade 7 piece.

Many times a single movement of this piece is played. The first movement is quite difficult and is played only by advanced students; the second movement is slower and much simpler and is commonly played by early intermediate students; the third movement is not often played by itself, but would probably be considered intermediate in difficulty.

1st movt: Grade 8, Performance Certificate or 1st level Diploma (ATCL, ARCT or Dip. ABRSM are the main ones).

2nd movt: Grade 5/6.

3rd movt: Grade 6/7.

The whole piece is easily a 1st level Diploma.

Don't underestimate the 2nd movt however. In a 1st level Diploma exam it is largely considered as difficult as the 1st movt.

What is longest piece in the planets by Holst?

The slower movements of "The Planets" are all longer than the faster ones. The fifth movement, "Saturn, the Bringer of Old Age," besides being slower, has a coda that makes it the longest of all.

What is the annual Gershwin Prize awarded for?

The Library of Congress Gershwin Prize for Popular Song is an award given to a composer or performer for their lifetime contributions to popular music.

Who were important composers in the Medieval period?

There were many. Among the better know are Hildegard of Bingen, 1098 to 1179; Guillaume de Machaut, 1300 to 1377; Guillaume Dufay, 1397 to 1474. See the link for more. Hildegard of Bingen, an abbess, mystic, composer, writer, theologian, politician and adviser to monarchs, is one of the most brilliant and broadly accomplished people the world has ever produced.

What is wolfgang a mozarts favorite color?

Looking at a portrait in a book, his eyes appear to be bluish.

Where can you get the partiture of the song One day at a time?

saya juga sementara mencari partitur lagu One Day at a Time Sweet Jesus. tolong yachh!

Who wrote the song my lovely rose and you?

My lovely rose has lost her crimson gown And autumn leaves are falling to the ground The sky has lost its shade of blue And I have lost my lovely rose and you But some day soon those clouds will pass away And spring will bring another lovely day Then like a miracle come true I'll wait to find my lovely rose and you

Was Mozart a romantic composer?

It is a matter of opinion as to who the best composer ever is, but the key point is that it is a matter of opinion.

Anyone can talk at length about why their favourite composer is the greatest composer of all-time, but there is bound to be someone who will be able to offer a counter-argument as to why their favourite composer is better. Yes, you could take some sort of poll or survey as to what everyone's favourite composer was and then determine who the most popular one is, but that wouldn't make them the greatest.

Mozart was a brilliant composer, but my advice is to listen to some of his works and see what you think. Then listen to other composers' works and then come to your own conclusion.

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It's not a matter of opinion, and saying so over and over again still will not change that fact. It's not about favorites or most popular. If it is all opinion, then you could not argue if someone said Lady Gaga is better than Bach, and that would be a ridiculous claim.

There is no counter-argument to the claim that Beethoven or Bach were the greatest composers, or at least not one that makes sense or stands up to intellectual scrutiny. So I'm not sure why this discussion keeps going on and on. Mozart was among the greatest of all time, but he was not the greatest. That's it.

What was Vivaldi famous for?

He was a first rate composer and a virtuoso violin player, among other things, I'm sure.

His most famous piece of music would have to be "The Four Seasons", which incidentally, I love.

What type of music does Joseph Hydn compose?

insted of looking in the internet go the library and look in a book

Who was the Russian born composer that wrote post-impressionist neoclassical and serial styles?

Prokofiev and his Symphony No. 1 in D Major, "Classical," may have been the first piece designated as Neoclassical.

Stravinsky did a major study of this, and created numerous pieces in this style, for example, Pulcinella, and A Fairy's Kiss, both taking on styles of former composers.

Name the basic parts of sonata-allegro?

This is a tricky one. I had to look through my music book and this is what I found:

-Introduction (optional)

-Exposition: -Theme 1

-Bridge

-Theme 2 (Vth degree of theme 1)

-Developement: Texture and harmony is "played with"

-Recapitulation: (Back in the tonic key)

-Coda (optional)

What were the jobs of Tchaikovsky's parents?

Beethoven came from a family of singers. His grandfather Ludwig (for whom he was named) was a Kappelmeister, and his father Johann was a tenor.

How old was Beethoven when he first wrote music?

His first piece was written before he was 12 years of age, in 1782. 9 variations, in C Minor, for Piano, on a march by Ernst Christoph Dressler (WoO 63)

Who was an important Romantic composer founded The New Journal of Music?

The correct answer is Robert Schumann, who was also a writer. In his mid-20s, he founded an influential musical periodical, The New Journal of Music, in which he frequently published his own musical criticism and promoted the works of other musicians.

What are some adjectives used to describe beethoven?

Well kids Beetoven was

amazing, creative, musical, talented, deaf, living, smart, wise, and a profeshinal at music.