Composers

The popularity of Ludwig Van beethoven is the appeal to the masses as opposed to his more subtle counterparts. His use of minor keys in beautiful sonatas and well timed creshendos in full Orchrestra sesions.

Mozart experienced episodes of hypomania, Mozart typically got up at 6am and often worked until 2am, writing letters that at times use inappropriate humor and at other times seem to be incoherent. One could conclude he had mental problems.

yes! chloe can play the piano. she's classically trained. and in the movie, (camp rock 2) where nick Jonas is looking through the binoculars, she is really playing the piano.

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This renowned pianist and professor at the Warsaw Conservatory gave Chopin valuable (although irregular) lessons in playing organ (music), and possibly piano. From 1823 to 1826, Chopin attended the Warsaw Lyceum, where his father was a professor. In the autumn of 1826, Chopin began studying music theory, figured bass, and composition with the composer Józef Elsner (b. 1769 in Silesia) at the Warsaw Conservatory.

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Tchaikovsky is a famous composer from the romantic era and he is rather famous for composing the music from the Nutcracker, which is also not copyrighted. This is why you hear alot of music from the Nutcracker in shopping centres and on advertisements around Christmas time.

Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827) was a German composer. He continued to compose music even after he began losing his power to hear when he was 28 years old. Beethoven's Fifth and his Ninth Symphony are two of the best known compositions.

He first performed at the age of seven.

Beethoven went deaf at an early age. It is said that he cut the legs off a piano so he could feel the vibrations of the music so that he could still conduct music. This, however, is not as dramatic as it sounds: many early pianos were made with removable legs so they could be moved between the courts where the musicians played.

Beethoven is generally regarded as the composer who bridged the transition between the Classical and Romantic Eras in music. It was Beethoven's introduction of expressive and passionate dynamics that introduced the Romantic Era.

No-one knows what Mozart's favourite food was because he never wrote it down. Like most of us, he never wrote down what his favourite food was, and if he told anyone they obviously thought that it wasn't important enough to make a note of. I am inclined to feel the same way.

(Franz) Joseph Haydn, composer of the Classical Era -

Born - 1732 in Rohrau, Austria

Died - May, 1809 in Vienna, Austria

Major works include - 15 surviving Operas, 104 Symphonies, Violin and keyboard concertos, Chamber music and songs, 12 Masses.

Genres - Symphonies, String quartets, Opera, Oratorios, Masses.

Haydn was a tutor to Beethoven and a friend to Mozart. Mozarts Requiem was performed at Haydns memorial service.

It is one of the 39 clues: it says he did, witch is correct! This is one of the persons mentioned in Mozart's world:

Benjamin Franklin (1706 - 1790) Actually Mozart did meet Ben Franklin in Paris, and was quite impressed by the Glass Harmonica which Dr. Franklin had invented. Mozart composed several pieces of music for it, including the Adagio for Glass Harmonica in C Major, K356.

He married her ( Katerina Nossenko ) in 1906, they knew each other since he was 10 years of age, they had 4 children together.

The composer of the song 'Shout to the Lord' is Darlene Zschech. It was written in 1993 as a worship anthem. It reached a high of number 43 on the Billboard hot 100.

Three. One symphony one polka and an R&B

Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven all have in common that they are from the classical period. Also, Haydn was Mozart's and Beethoven's teacher. They all could play the piano. They have all worked as a musician in Vienna. Haydn was born in 1732, Mozart 1756, and Beethoven was 1770. Haydn influenced both Mozart and Beethoven. Mozart became good friends with Haydn. Beethoven improved upon the classical music of Mozart and Haydn's time.

His musical education started early in his life within the family. His father tought him to play violine and harpsicord. Furthermore were all his uncles organists or court chamber musicians. His uncle Johann Christoph Bach introduced him into the art of playing the organ. After loosing his parents aged 10 was living with his brother where he received valuable teaching by being introduced to the clavicord. At the age of 14 he received a scholarship with the St. Michael's School in Lüneburg.

because he lost his sense of hearing He was beaten by his father and he thought the woman he loved didn't love him anymore and left. When what the truth is, is that she never got the letter he wrote her when his caraige broke down in the rain and she left thinking he had lost his interest and love for her. She was his "Immortal Beloved"

Vivaldi is best known for his composition of The Four Seasons.

Adèle-Clémentine Debussy

Emmanuel Debussy

Alfred Debussy

Eugène-Octave

it was not a good relationship with him and his father because his father would make him play up in the dark cold attic until his lugwing's fingers would blister and bleed.And also his father hated him and his mother loved him .Oh and lugwig van beethoven did not like his father eather

I believe "Don't you know"is the hit by Della Reese & Puccini. This was in a recent crossword published by the Boston Globe.

Johann van Beethoven wanted Ludwig to be another young Mozart, but he lacked Leopold Mozarts ability as a teacher.

Beethoven's father was harsh and was always drunk so Ludwig had to take care of his little brother.

Johann Sebastian Bach was born in 1685 in Germany. Bach died on July 28, 1750 at the age of 65. The cause of his death, though not known, is thought to be from a stroke.

From 1997 to about 2003 they were imported by a firm in Los Angeles and they were pretty good violins. They were hand crafted from mahogany but the violins vary depending on the person that made them. Some are much better then others.

On the bottom end you'll get a student model that is probably worth around $500-$600, which is what they sold for. Some of them were exceptional and worth several hundred more.

I am judging this based on about 1,000 violins that I personally set up and made ready for market. I made a habit of collecting the best of them for myself and reselling them because of all the china violins, they were about the best, low cost violin out there.

If you are buying one today (2012) and can find one from 10 years back or more, you're probably going to get a really great instrument. Be sure that all the joinery is together and that there is no warping. If the instrument as been taken care of, the wood will have dried out nicely by now and the instrument will be worth at least what it was worth new.

The smaller sizes are also very nice instruments compared to most smaller violins. Any small violin will sound more like a box then a violin so don't expect the world. Once you get down to 1/4 or smaller, you're really buying an instrument that is a fingering trainer more then a sound maker. In the case of the small instruments, be sure the action is set correctly and don't spend more then $200 on any instrument. Originally, the Vivaldi 1/4 and 1/8 etc were about $350 new. They were probably worth it but used I would suggest you don't pay more then $150-$200 condition dependent.

The Antonio Vivaldi violins are not the only good violin made in China. The name is not what you are looking for. You're looking for the quality of the wood and how the instrument resinates. Play the thing and if it sounds like a good violin, it probably is. The glue used these days usually holds together forever. The real problem with cheap violins are the bows. Get a quality bow and most violins will sound ok.

That being said, there are a flood of garbage violins on the market that are priced $200 and under at places like musiciansfriend.com and similar. Those should be avoided by all but the families that just can't afford anything else. They make sound but its not a good one. They don't have the action to train fingers and the bows are worthless. For $200, you can't expect much - and you won't get it either.

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