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    Q2 W2 Classical Period Musical Composers

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    The document provides information about four prominent composers of the Classical period (1750-1820): - Franz Joseph Haydn, known as the "Father of the Symphony", wrote symphonies, chamber music, and choral works that helped popularize classical music. - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was a child prodigy who began composing at age 5 and produced masterworks across many genres before his untimely death at 35. - Ludwig van Beethoven studied with Haydn and was a talented pianist and composer who bridged the classical and romantic eras with works like his 9 symphonies. - During this period, public concerts became popular, allowing more composers to perform and support

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    The document provides information about four prominent composers of the Classical period (1750-1820): - Franz Joseph Haydn, known as the "Father of the Symphony", wrote symphonies, chamber music, and choral works that helped popularize classical music. - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was a child prodigy who began composing at age 5 and produced masterworks across many genres before his untimely death at 35. - Ludwig van Beethoven studied with Haydn and was a talented pianist and composer who bridged the classical and romantic eras with works like his 9 symphonies. - During this period, public concerts became popular, allowing more composers to perform and support

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    COMPOSERS OF THE

    CLASSICAL PERIOD

    Quarter 2
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    MUSICAL PERFORMANCE PRACTICE OF CLASSICAL
    PERIOD (1750- 1820)
    Tuneful melodies and simpler textures also appealed to a
    rising population of new audiences. During the late Baroque
    period, public concert houses were being established for the
    first time, allowing more people to hear concert music.
    The number of public concert houses with a ticket-buying
    audience increased in the classical period and became an
    important way for composers and musicians to support
    themselves. Finally, musicians no longer had to rely solely on
    the church or court to perform their music and the practice of
    writing music for public concerts. A practice that serves as the
    origins for today's concerts and live performances was born.
    “Father of the Symphony”.
    His music reflects his
    character and personality:
    mainly calm, balanced,
    serious but with touches of
    humor. His life is described as
    a “rags-to-riches” story.
    He came from a poor family
    and his music led to his rise in
    social status. He also wrote
    FRANZ JOSEPH HAYDN chamber piano music and choral
    (1732-1809) works.
    Symphonies nicknames
    “Surprise Symphony”
     Symphony No.94 in G Major
    “The Clock”
     Symphony No. 101 in D major
    “The Military”
     Symphony No. 100 in G major
    A child prodigy and the most
    amazing genius in musical
    history.
    At age 5, he was already playing
    the violin and the harpsichord.
    At 6, he was recognized as an
    exceptional pianist.
    At 7, he was already composing
    excellent music.
    At 13, he had written sonatas,
    concertos, symphonies, religious
    WOLFGANG AMADEUS works, and operas and operettas.
    MOZART (1756-1791)
    Other known works:
    • Eine Kleine
    Nachtmusik
    • Symphony No. 40
    in G Major
    • Sonata No. 11 in A
    WOLFGANG AMADEUS Major K311.
    MOZART (1756-1791)
    Was born in Bonn, Germany
    to a family of musicians and
    studied music at an early age. He
    was the composer who bridged
    the late Classical era and the
    early Romantic era. He was a
    talented pianist and composer.
    His famous compositions
    include 32 piano sonatas, 21 set
    of variations, 9 symphonies, 5
    LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN concertos for piano, 16 string
    (1770-1827)
    quartets and choral music.
    His works
    “Missa Solemnis” (1818-
    1823)
    Opera “Fidelio” (1805).
    His known symphonies
    are: Symphony No. 3
    (Eroica),
    Symohiny No. 5 & 6
    LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN
    (1770-1827)
    (Pastoral),
    Symphony No. 9 (Choral)

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