Composers

he was a man with unprecedented totalle different forces and powers. only his life was a disease from him. since the beginning, he was often bullied, and his father often came home drunk late at night. and forced the young Ludwig piano playing late at night. and that was beethoven a sample. it was a small boy, which grew into a monster. and angry man who lunch love of sorrow. loneliness. that nobody could trust. but he had an enormous talent ever. and that is music control, the largest any composer ever. that music could control through his feelings, his anger, he wants people to hear how he felt, show him what happened. his forces and music his anger in his heart will always stay alive.

Mario Paint Composer is a music-making program. At the top, you see many icons from (and some not) the Mario games. Click an icon to hear what it sounds like. (ex. the game console makes a beep sound, the car makes a honk (like a car honking) sound) After you choose the one that you like, left click on a section of the staff to put it in place. When you are done with your masterpiece, you can click the "rewind" button found at the bottom right corner of your Mario Paint Composer window. Then you can press the "play" button in the bottom right corner of the window, next to the "stop" button. You can erase by right clicking, or taking the Erase Tool, next to the loop button, next to the play button. You can make sharps and flats, too. For sharps you hold the shift key while placing the note. For flats you hold the Ctrl or Alt key while placing the note. At the top right corner, you can switch from making a song, to combining together songs you made to make with the arranger mode! (like, if you want to repeat a song over and over... that's what you use.) To make it faster or slower, you use the slider at the bottom. And next to the temp changer, you can change it to three-fourths time or four-fourths time. Hope this helped!

Happy Composing!!!!!!!!

There were several actually. Bartok expanded the timbres of the orchestra by introducing new playing techniques such as snap pizzacato on the strings. Prokofiev introduced his philosophy that the piano was a percussive instrument. Shostakovich experimented with new dissonant harmonies and using the extremes of the instruments' ranges and dynamics. Schoenberg came along with his twelve-tone row theory, which paved the way for atonal composition. Stravinsky's Rite of Spring was partially based on these principles, and it was so far-fetched that it caused a riot at its premiere. Webern established the Second Viennese school and took the concept of atonality even farther. Finally, John Cage and other contemporaries started experiementing at the fringes of contemporary music, which included using fishing string to play the strings on a piano and other bizarre techniques.

The musical elements are pitch, rhythm, form, dynamics and timbre, there is also presentation, timbre (or sound, ex: good or bad), expression, technique, and Impact

The Mass in B Minor,

Toccata and Fugue in D Minor

Prelude and Fugues (Eight little pieces for organ)

and literally hundreds more.

Oh, and they are "compositions", not "songs".

Monteverdi had written nine madrigals the eight being well know and his largest

It is difficult to say what the most "famous" piece by any composer is, but the Symphonie Fantastique is a strong contender.

Camille Saint-Saens played the organ and the piano. He also composed works for both as well as for orchestra.

One of his better known compositions is the Symphony No 3 in C Minor (aka The Organ Symphony) written for Organ and Orchestra.

Beethoven's last symphony marked the first time that voices had been used in a symphony. This is now called a choral symphony. Symphony No. 9 is widely considered to be Beethoven's finest work and among the best pieces music ever written by anyone.

Tchaikowsky

because he had red hair and he was a priest

No. He was involved with Kay Swift for a decade, and she was the most significant woman in his life, but they never married.

German composer J. S. Bach worked and composed during the Baroque period (which, by the way ended the year of his and G. F. Handel's death - 1750 - what a tribute to his contributions).

The Indiana Jones theme was composed by John Williams. You can learn more about this at the Wikipedia. Once on the website, type "John Williams" into the search field at the top of the page and press enter to bring up the information.

He was born Roman Catholic -- his father was a very devout man. Although Schubert himself wrote a number of religious musical works, he is said to have been an atheist or deist of some sort by the time he died. This is widely debated.

Beethoven studied composition with the pianist and composer Christian Gottleib Neefe and then, on a much larger scale with Joseph Haydn. He also studied counterpoint with Albrecthsberger and Schenk. He learnt violin with a man named Franz Ries and was also taught piano by singer and teacher Johann van Beethoven (his father). In 1787, Beethoven's teacher Christian Neefe suggested that he travel to Vienna to take lessons from Mozart, who was greatly impressed by Beethoven's ability and talent, and Mozarts rival, Antonio Salieri.

George Frideric Handle is an artist that commissioned music for the Baroque period. Another composer that worked during the Baroque period was Antonio Vivaldi.

Dr Dre I believe

The human voice.

Yes

His full name is Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. His parents must have liked it?

"The Magic Flute" and Sonata in C Major. And also his most famous one: Twinkle Twinkle Little Star. He really wrote that!

es ist genug

or for English if I'm not back before this time tomorrow, carry on, carry on, like nothing ever happened.

Haydn