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    started to be musically trained when he was only 6 years old. Joseph Haydn is a valuable composer he started training when he was 6, because he was an extremely prolific composer, and because he composed many symphonies, quartets, and other pieces of music. Joseph Haydn was born March 31, 1732. He was born in Rohrau, Austria. His mother was a cook, while his father was a wheelwright. He left home at age 6 and started training with a cousin, who was a choirmaster. When he was 8, the director of St. Stephens

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    I liked watching everyone play their instruments and how amazing it sounded. Hearing the music in class was not the same as hearing it in the symphony. The song came to a solo part then faded into a quite yet unresolved close. Everyone stood up to applause, then they announced the next song to be played which was called “Manfred Symphony in

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    O Worship the King Essay

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         The hymn “O Worship the King” the great hymn that is still being used today in churches. Sir Robert Grant was the writer of this hymn. He wrote this hymn to reflect on how great God is and what great things He does for us. God is very worthy to be worship and praised. Sir Robert Grant brings out many areas of God that would cause us to worship Him. This song is taken out of Psalm 104, where the psalmist is showing the greatness of God. This song was written in sometime

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    Continuing a habit of challenging traditional structures in music and society, Mozart fosters unity between the ensemble and the soloist in a form that is usually built on contrast in the first movement of his Concerto for Clarinet in A Major, K 622. This paper will begin with a brief discussion of sonata form, which will define many of the terms used in the remainder of the paper. Next, a detailed explanation of first-movement concerto form as it was understood in Mozart’s time. Following this,

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    all three. The F-sharp minor projects something inherently unstable which demands, and receives resolution by the tonic major, which is gradual, complex and a systematic change from instability to stability. This process involves all aspects of the music including tonality, rhythm, form, instrumentation, dynamics and psychological content. Beethoven also uses a four movement form but includes Allegro, Scherzo, Adagio and Presto-Allegro. The formal structure of the movements, while generally adhering

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    Franz Schubert Essay

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    said to a friend “I have come into the world for no other purpose but to compose”. For someone to be so certain, focused and dedicated at such a young age with extraordinary talent and promise, finding out more about Schubert’s life and astonishing music was a must for me. Franz Peter Schubert was bone in Vienna, on January 31, 1797 to his father, Franz Theodor Schubert and his mother, Elisabeth Vietz. Because Schubert father was a schoolmaster, he began receiving lessons from his father at an early

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    Concert Report #3: The Amenda Quartet November 6, 2015, the Amenda Quartet performed at RIT as part of the Performing Arts Program, with a program of three classical pieces by age-defining composers: W.A. Mozart and L.V. Beethoven. Two string quartets and a piano concerto, though not as well-known as other pieces by those composers, nevertheless are stellar musical works, well on the quality level a modern listener came to expect from the classical era. The first piece, String Quartet in F minor

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    Gerhard J. Winkler describes the music composer’s time spent in Prince Esterhazy’s court as controversial, yet leaving a historical impact on classical music. The Esterhazy orchestra also played a strong role in the development of some of Haydn’s greatest and influential works, as he spent almost thirty years of his life serving the family. Living with the Esterhazy family inspired him to experiment more and test the different and unique characteristics of the sound and music produced by an ensemble. Most

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    Franz Joseph haydn Joseph haydn was an australian composer and violinist from the classical period. First I will tell you Joseph's early life and next I will talk about the start of his musical career. Finally how his music career turned out, and all of the success Joseph had. First I am going to tell you the early life of joseph haydn. He was born on March 31 1732 in Rohrau, Austria. His mother's name was Maria Koller and his father was Matthias Haydn. He had two brothers and three sisters

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    Piano Concerto Analysis

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    The piano concerto in the 1800s was still very standard. By 1850, the piano was still being used in a conventional manner. The two Brahms piano concerti are demonstrative of Brahms employing a classical, conservative style. The first concerto is in a traditional three movements, with a long orchestral introduction, a slow second movement, and a rondo finale. The second concerto came decades later and is in four movements. In the first movement, the piano interrupts the horn solo that begins the piece

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