Franz Liszt was a Great Romantic Composer

While Ludwig van Beethoven and Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky have much in common, they also have many differences. Both men are famous for their orchestral compositions and their future influence on other composers. They experienced a blend of horrible failures and great successes. Although they were from different musical time periods, they both made huge contributions to the world of music.

Schumann's wife, the composer and pianist Clara, wrote in her diary about his first visit, that Brahms was “one of those who comes as if straight from God. – He played us sonatas, scherzos etc. of his own, all of them showing exuberant imagination, depth of feeling, and mastery of form ... what he played to us is so masterly that one cannot but think that the good God sent him into the world ready-made. He has a great future before him, for he will first find the true field for his genius when he begins to write for the orchestra.”.

The human condition has been explored throughout time and its study has primarily allowed us to learn from our past and develop as people. The Elizabethan era is very different from the world today as our values and beliefs have changed to suit our level of knowledge and intelligence. These differences become clear when exploring an audience 's response to William Shakespeare’s Macbeth, from the Elizabethan era and today. The text was written in 1606 and was set in Scotland. The tragedy construes what egotistical ambition can do to the mind. Key themes of loyalty and betrayal, the increase in intelligence of humans, the way laws govern society and the balance in power between genders affect an audience 's response to Macbeth. Specifically

Government Corporations are established by law and enforced under U.S code. They are developed for areas of special interests in the United States. These corporations can be completely owned by the government or partially. The corporation have Congressional over sight and are intended to generate more money that their operating cost. Structure in these agencies can vary depending on the type of service or designate purpose to the government.

Both Haydn and Beethoven are known as two of the greatest classical/romantic composers in the history of music. Haydn is identified as the father of modern symphony, as well as the father of the string quartet. He has played an essential role in developing the piano trio and the sonata form. Beethoven is also a widely recognized composer in Western music, his style joined the lull between the Classical and Romantic eras. Beethoven traveled to Vienna when he was young to study under Haydn. However, due to disputes and differences between the two composers, lessons only lasted for a little over a year. The teachings, if only for a short period, left a mark on Beethoven, and can be observed in his compositions.

Henry Purcell was a great composer that was born on September 10,1659 in Westminster United Kingdom. His parents are Elizabeth Abby and Henry Purcell senior his brother was Daniel Purcell. His wife is named Elizabeth. Henry is considered England's greatest composers of the baroque era.He was given the Court position of composer-in-ordinary for the

For many music is a way to communicate and express someone’s emotions. This is one of the many beauties people find in this art form. This researcher paper is about the life and work of Anton Bruckner, a great composer of the romantic period. The research paper will be focus from Bruckner’s early life to his last moments.

Bach was born on March 21st, 1685 in Germany then later died in July 28th, 1750 in Leipzig and he was a composer of the Baroque era. One of the neat things about Bach that you may not know is that he was one of the most celebrated northern German musicians of his time. He was regarded in his time as one of the greatest composers of his time. Bach came from a long line of composers over at least 300 years. When he was 10 years old he lost both of his parents and was brought up by his older brother. His brother was a church organist which made Bach eventually become an amazing organist as well by learning from his brother. Throughout Bache’s life he held 3 jobs which was working for the duke then for the prince then for the became the director of music at St. Thomas Church and school in

Dark, yet beautiful, Schubert’s music had a way of sinking into every human’s soul. This Austrian composer’s enchantment for love, nature, exploring, and beauty inclined him to write over 600 songs deep down from the heart. Sadly, Schubert wasn’t given the opportunity for a long life; at age 31, he was diagnosed with Typhoid Fever. His last wish was to hear Beethoven’s String Quartet No. 14 one last time and to be buried aside Beethoven, his lifelong role model (“Franz Schubert”).

Eventually, he went to school at the Stadtkonvikt, they trained kids much like franz  so they could one day sing at the chapel of the Imperial Court. Schubert played the violin in the students' orchestra, was quickly promoted to leader, and conducted in Ruzicka's absence.

Franz Joseph Haydn was an Austrian composer of the Classical Era. Apart from being considered as one of the most influential and significant composers of the Western classical music, he was also known as one of the three composers part of First Viennese School composers, which also included Mozart and Beethoven. He composed The Piano Sonata in E-flat major, Hob. XVI:49, and dedicated it to Mrs. Maria Anna Edle von Genzinger. This piece is rather representative of works written in his late period since it is one of his last piano sonatas. Composed for the fortepiano, this piece can be described as incorporating the Viennese keyboard style, as well as, many other musical ideas gathered by Hadyn in England. The sonata is divided into 3 movements: Allegro, Adagio e cantabile and Finale: Tempo di Minuet. He opened his first movement with a theme in a question and answer style that evokes a dialogue. In this movement, the sense of humour and seriousness expressed at the same time, makes the contrast more distinct. It also reflects the introspection and determination. The second movement is in the ternary form (ABA) and it has a singing style. It is in B flat major with highly decorated thematic material, and the lyrical phrasing makes the piece tranquil and peaceful. The theme is repeated in a more expressive manner and as it progresses to the middle of the movement, it becomes contrasting. Touches of the tonic minor add a melancholic feel to it, causing the mood to become dark.

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(2) Schubert was one of the most prominent composers in the Romantic era. He was the first composer to live off only the money he got from composing. He wrote many compositions during his short lifetime, especially art songs (“OnMusic”).

The romantic period of music began in the 1820s and with it came a change of stylistic features. Beethoven largely impacted the new way that the music of the Romantic era was viewed. He made people perceive music as a true form of art made to be taken seriously, rather than just a fun time passer. Another reason for the change of music during that time was due to nationalism and exoticism. Nationalism promoted music, such as folk songs and dances, which was created for the purpose of supporting the nation. Exoticism had the opposite effect as nationalism. It caused audiences to listen to folk music from other nations and it allowed people to have a better understanding of unique qualities and cultures of surrounding nations. These factors led to the music during the Romantic period becoming more personal and emotion than it was in the previous classical era, although it still contained a melody, harmony, tone color, and a form. Much of the music from the Romantic era can be recognized by its melody. The melodies became wider, more irregular, and dramatic during this time. The harmony of Romantic music was further advanced as well. The composers learned how to use harmony to build the melody and intensify its emotionality, while at the same time experimenting freely with new chords. The tone color of music during this time was expanded allowing the quality of the sound of the music to improve. One of the most important changes that were made to the features of music during

In the course of the development of music, many great composers have contributed their brilliance towards the revolution of music. To be a great composer does not necessarily mean that they have reached a vast amount of fame. However, it means that their compositions have ingenuity and value. The melodies they have cleverly created have reached a point of worthiness in the world of music. For it is the sweet harmonies a composer creates that defines who he is. One of these gifted composers was Frederic Chopin, born on February 22, 1810 in Zelazowa Wola, Poland. Young Chopin was already composing by the age of eight and as his musical career developed he became known as a master of piano composition. Although he was often misunderstood