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    melodic smoothness of a single part. It became a much more prevalent part of music. This made the tonal structure of works more audible. The genres of the Classical Era consisted of symphony‚ opera‚ sonata allegro‚ sentimental style‚ style galant‚ and overture. The symphony was one of the most popular of the genres the symphony has three and sometimes four movements. The beginning is moderately fast‚ while next section is slow followed by a minuet and then a very fast conclusion. A minuet is a french style

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    14 in C-sharp minor Quasi una fantasia" (Moonlight Sonata) and “Symphony No. 3 in E-flat major” (Heroic Symphony). The famous “Moonlight Sonata” of Beethoven appeared in 1801 (The History of the ‘Moonlight’ Sonata‚ 2012). During this time‚ Beethoven was going through more than people knew. On the one hand‚ he was successful and popular‚

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    from Mozart‚ Haydn and Beethoven to discuss the historical significance and evolution of the six genres of the Viennese Classical Style. I. The String Quartet; II. the Symphony and the Symphony Orchestra; III. Sonata; IV. The Concerto; V. Serenade This essay will also describe the four forms found in the four-movement symphony. Sonata allegro; Ternary; Theme and Variations; Rondo Introduction The social and political scene during the late 18th century was hardly a setting for a quiet‚ composed

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    of 12 started playing and composing! Bach started around the age of 20‚ and by that time Beethoven was famous. Bach did write more “symphonies” or what he called compositions. One thousand one hundred twenty eight he made! That seems impressive‚ but only a couple compositions were famous. Beethoven works as if all of his symphonies were famous. He had nine symphonies and all were a big

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    sit. Christopher Wilkins‚ he conductor along within a full orchestra and Rimma Bergeron–Langlois the violinist‚ who all played four great suites from the genius of Georges Bizet‚ the piece from L’Arlesienne‚ Carmen suite‚ and Carmen fantasies‚ and Symphony in C’ that took you back in time. This classical music from the romantic era was breath taking. L’Arlesienne this first section was writing by Alphonse Daudet and composed by Bizet. The words L’Arlesienne translate “The Girl from Aries‚” this was

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    accepted the position of Vice-Capellmeister (Assistant Musical Director) at the Esterhazy Palace in Vienna. His three “Time of Day symphonies” were composed the same year‚ beginning with No. 6 that spring . The three symphonies were among some of his earliest commissions from the new patron‚ who seemed to have had a strong liking for program music . The idea for the symphonies is said to have been suggested by Prince Anton Esterhazy himself . The Prince loved Vivaldi’s “Four Seasons” piece‚ and wanted

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    three parts in an ABA pattern. While Classical composers such as Haydn and Mozart used sonata forms in their work‚ the term was not applied to the specific pattern until later. Yet‚ understanding the sonata form is critical to understanding the symphonies and other large-scale works of music during the Classical and later periods of music. The main three parts of the sonata form are as follows: Exposition: The exposition is the first part of the sonata form‚ and it is where the composer will bring

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    giant orchestras is a development of the romantic period. Leonard Bernstein describes the symphony as “”the first musical expedition into psychedelic because of its hallucinatory and dream-like nature”; this is very unique to a piece composed of this period. Berlioz composed music that represented his lively imagination. Freedom of form and design was also a key aspect of the romantic period and Berlioz’s symphony portrays this well. Lastly‚ during his five movements there is a large range of dramatic

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    “Ludwig Van Beethoven” Rough Draft Aimee Herndon-McKinzie Submitted to Louisa Danielson In fulfillment of course requirements for English W233-06 Abstract The purpose of this research on Ludwig Van Beethoven is to discuss the challenges he faced while growing up‚ who still managed to be known to this day as one of the greatest composers of the 19th century. One of the most tragic situations Beethoven had to struggle with was becoming deaf‚ which raises the question if becoming deaf stood in

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    period‚ clearly left a mark on Beethoven‚ as can be seen in his compositions. Make no mistake‚ however‚ Haydn and Beethoven were not carbon copies of one another. When comparing compositions of the two composers‚ namely Haydn’s symphony No. 95 in C minor and Beethoven’s symphony No. 5‚ the two composers differ in various areas‚ including form‚ theme‚ tonality‚ orchestral structure‚ and the overall effect their work had on the audience. The only way to truly understand the similarities of these two legendary

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