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    musical piece from the baroque era would be Johan Sebastian Bach’s Brandenburg concerto No 5 in D Major‚ First movement Allegro (1885-1750). This piece is similar in some respects to Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 23 in A major‚ first movement (1756-1791) from the classical era. The baroque period was highlighted by famous composers such as Bach‚ Monteverdi‚ Purcell‚ Vivaldi‚ and Handel. Each of these composers were famous in their own right but Bach and Handel are often some of the most recognized

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    Beethoven was that he was deaf. At his last symphony‚ “Ninth Symphony”‚ he had to turn around and look at the audience to see if they were clapping. He was greatly influenced by the composers Haydn and Bach. He greatly influenced his music with the power of romanticism.  Beethoven’s father‚ Johann Van Beethoven‚ was bass singer at the court of Elector of Cologne and became Ludwig Van Beethoven’s first music teacher. He was later trained by the teachers Gilles van den Eeden‚ Franz Rovantini‚ and Tobias

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    the father and son‚ Mozart married Constanze Weber on August 4‚ 1782. Amongst the recent milestones in his life‚ Mozart began composing an opera entitled Die Entführung aus dem Serail. In 1873‚ Mozart was influenced by the Baroque Style work of Johann Bach and George Handel. This influence resulted in the composition of Die Zauberflote. Mozart also met Joseph Haydn‚ whom he quickly became acquaintances with. They became such great friends that Wolfgang Mozart later dedicated quartets to Joseph Haydn

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    Antonio Vivaldi Giovanni Vivaldi and Camilla Calicchio gave birth to Antonio Vivaldi on March 4‚ 1678. Little did they know‚ their oldest son of nine would generate a life of music and talent‚ to not only contribute‚ but also leave footprints‚ in the world of music; never to be forgotten. Beginning in the early 1730 ’s‚ Antonio was on a pursuit to re-captivate his career. He had gained much deserved popularity all throughout Europe‚ but sure enough‚ his fame was short lived. He died in a home

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    THE CLASSICAL PERIOD

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    THE CLASSICAL PERIOD (1775-1825) The Baroque period culminated in the masterpieces of J.S. Bach and G.F. Handel. In the middle of the eighteenth century‚ contemporaneous with the mature years of Bach and Handel‚ a new musical style developed that is known as Rococo or preclassical style. This style is most evident in keyboard and orchestral music‚ but it is mentioned here because it represented a transition from the Baroque to the Classical era‚ occurring between 1725 and 1770. In the world of painting

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    "Boo-Boo [nick name for Brubeck] ‚ very good‚ but not what you wrote!” Brubeck credits much of his inspiration for such improvisation to the great Johan Sebastian Bach‚ because of the similarity between the figured base that Bach would play over with the choir and the chord changes that he and other jazz musician play over today. With the inspiration of Bach and his own remarkable natural abilities‚ Brubeck challenged conventional improvisation and built a complex foundation for a new form of improvisational

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    Tuba: Analysis and Pedagogy methods of Solo Tuba of the master recital selected repertoire Chapter 1 Even though the tuba was not known as a solo instrument for another century‚ the bass tuba in F was created by Wilhelm Friedrich Wieprecht and Johann Gottfried Moritz (1777–1840) in September 1835. It was decided that a big bass instrument was required‚ to produce low harmonics in the brass family. Since then it has been used as a bass part to support and accompany other instruments; both string

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    Classical Music Passion and determination are leading forces that can aid in conquering anything. A true appreciation and optimism arises when one can express themselves deep within. The ability to connect what one feels through music is rewarding. Classical music has changed the perspective of an average individual. The genre is very different compared to other genres of music; the music is elegant‚ expressive‚ and artistic. This genre of music is intricate‚ yet passionate and it shows a direct

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    Beethoven's Life Outline

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    baptized on December 17‚ 1770. Beethoven had two younger brothers who survived into adulthood‚ Caspar‚ born in 1774‚ and Johann‚ born in 1776. Beethoven ’s mother‚ Maria Magdalena van Beethoven‚ was a slender‚ genteel‚ and deeply moralistic woman. His mother was always described as a gentle‚ retiring woman‚ with a warm heart. Beethoven referred to her as his “best friend.” His father‚ Johann van Beethoven‚ was a mediocre court singer. Beethoven was born in a family in which his grandfather and father were

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    Zerfliesse, Mein Herze

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    “Zerfliesse‚ Mein Herze” is from Johann Sebastian Bach’s St John Passion‚ also known as Passio secundum Joannem. A passion is a musical work which depicts Jesus’ life from his visit to Jerusalem to his crucifixion--this work is specifically derived from the Gospel of John. “Zerfliesse‚ Mein Herze” is about Jesus’ death after he has been crucified. I decided to understand this piece metaphorically rather than literally. I saw the piece as mourning after a great loss. The loss had an outcome much worse

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