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Praise be to God

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i would say the cello since an actual bass doesnt typically play in a string quartet it usually either 2 violin a viola and cello or 3 violin and a cello :) hope i helped

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Joseph Haydn.

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"Laus Deo" is latin meaning "Praise be to God" Its written on an aluiminum cap atop the Washington Monument in D.C. Its 555.125 feet high. The highest point in Washington D.C. By law, no building in D.C. can be taller than this point.

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31st May 1809

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There is a mistake. The theme by Haydn does not exist. When Dave Brubeck composed "Three to get ready" it was a tribute to Haydn. Some people thought he composed from a theme, but it's not true. (Sorry for my bad English !).

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Franz Joseph Haydn Lived in the years 1732-1809

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== == According to Haydn's biographer Griesinger, Haydn's earliest quartets were written for two violins, viola, and cello purely because of circumstance. A Baron von Furnberg hired Haydn to write chamber pieces for a group of his friends who played the above instruments. The works were successful and popularized their particular combination of instruments. While it is true that Haydn wrote music for use by his employers throughout his life, the early string quartets certainly have their background in the traditions of the trio sonata and quartetto concertante.

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Haydn (1732-1809) played the keyboards (harpsichord, pianoforte and surely organ), and violin.

He composed mostly for harpsichord and pianoforte (sonatas and some free pieces), for baryton (a curious string instrument that played Prince Esterházy), also for chamber music (trios with pianoforte, string quartets). Also concertos for various instruments (cello, trumpet, keyboard, violin, horn, maybe oboe).

For the court of Prince Nicolas Esterházy (and previously Count Morzin), more than 104 symphonies, masses, operas, concertos.

Haydn spent 29 years as Vice-Kapellmeister then Kapellmeister at the court of the Hungarian family Esterházy (from 1761 to 1790), then he retired and was invited in London to give concerts and compose symphonies (the "London" symphonies, n°92 to 104).

Afeter his last trip, he moved to Vienna, where he taught a little to Beethoven, composed his two great oratorios.

Joseph Hayden was a very famous composer. he was considered one of the best composers of his time.

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On 26 November 1760.

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classical romantic

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The word 'choral' is the adjective from the noun 'choir'; therefore a choral work is one written for a choir to sing.

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Hundsturm churchyard

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There are many types of sacred choral works, and the some of the types also exist in secular versions. You also have to keep in mind that most composers do not have English as a first language, so the names of the works are often in other languages.

Here are some of the names, in English:

Mass, Cantata, Chorale, Oratorio, Anthem

If you are asking about Franz Joseph Haydn, his best known work is "The Messiah", which is an oratorio. It lasts over 3 hours, yet he composed it in less than a month.

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"Praise to God"

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Not necessarily. A string quartet can and will play many types of classical literature - not all pieces have four movements.

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In Vienna.

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Quintuplets are a group of five. A quartet is a group of four. The quartet usually applies to a group of musicians, singing or otherwise. Quintuplets are when five babies are born at same time; like twins, except that there are five instead of two.

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homophonic

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Haydn's Emperor STRING QUARTET, Op. 76 N°3.

The second movement is a set of variations on a theme later to be used for the Austrian National Anthem "Gott erhalte unser Kaiser".

The tune is also used for the hymn "Glorious things of Thee are spoken" (or any other hymm with 87.87.87.87 syllable distribution). The tune is identifie as 'Austrian Hymn' in many hymnbooks.