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    Beethoven Research Paper

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    the dates and major works of each, and briefly characterize the features of Beethoven’s style during each period. The first period in Ludwig van Beethoven’s (1770-1827) life was from his birth in 1770 to 1802. During this time he composed many piano sonatas, simply because it was his primary instrument. Beethoven’s composing style was influenced mostly by his teacher Joseph Haydn, but also by Wolfgang Mozart and Muzio Clementi. Sonate Pathetique is one of Beethoven’s most popular pieces. During…

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    Laurel Zucker Essay

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    He started his musical studies with his sister Katharine, who gave him his first piano lessons when he started out. In 1899, he completed his piano education at Elmira college under Mary Selena Broughton. In 1903, Mary financed his musical education in Berlin, he studied with Ernst Jedliczka and Gottfried Gaston, composition and counterpoint with other important…

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    Bela Bartok Research Paper

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    named Liszt are known as Hungary’s greatest composers. What I found really cool during my research was that he was musically talented at an early age. He was able to play 40 pieces on the piano at the age of 4. I don't know any 4 year old that can play 40 pieces on the piano, I can't even play 40 pieces on the piano. It’s good that his mother really encouraged him to play music because she was the one that would teach him how to play. Bartok was also a sick child because he suffered from a…

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    father, Johann Beethoven, in which demanded him to practice the piano hourly, disregarding the circumstances. That being the case, Ludwig develops a passion for music, not to mention originating from a family who were all musicians. Granted that he was nearly deaf , his passion for music in which required an individual to hear, did not interfere with his love for music. Ultimately, without his father forcing him to play the piano, chances are that society today would not undergo the magnitude…

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    The Piano Research Paper

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    The piano, also called the pianoforte,was created by harpsichord maker Bartolomeo Christofori in 1709. There are a few instruments created before the piano with similarities. The first similar instrument was the zither. It was made in Africa and Southeast Asia. The zither was a stringed instrument that was found around 3,000 B.C. during the Bronze Age. The zither line included: the ground zither, the bar zither, and the board zither. These instruments were all plucked. It was used by…

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    one of the most renowned musicians of the Western musical standards. He is considered as one of the exemplars of classical music that dominated the scene between 1760 and 1800. Only one of Mozart’s performances, Piano concert number 24 possess a much stormier nature than his previous piano concerts. This essay will highlight how the main sign and composition of this show creates the wildness communicated. A small primary sign creates a distinctly different character than that of the other…

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    Fredrick Chopin Biography

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    Music, throughout history, has been the marker of each era. Every period of music with its own distinct style and execution showcasing the change in the style of that particular time. This is the reason you can listen to the multiple eras throughout the history of our world and hear a timeline of our pasts as musicians. As you listen through the baroque with great composers such as Bach and Vivaldi and on to the the Classical period with proteges like Mozart and Beethoven. Finally before…

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    Franz Peter Schubert was born around January 31, 1797, in Himmelpfortgrund what was near Vienna. He was an Austrian composer and also wrote something has much as six or seven hundred romantic songs. His works included operas, symphonies, sonatas and many other works through his life time. As a young boy he was mainly focused training his voice and becoming a vocalist but he was skilled in many other things as well. he rarely played his music in the public eyes. He died in November 19,1828, at…

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    country dance band. When Evelyn turned eight she began having symptoms of hearing loss. Her ears progressively worsened. At the age of 11 she was required to wear a hearing aid. Evelyn was a musically gifted child and was a superior at playing the piano and clarinet. Evelyn had perfect pitch, and a great ability to identify or sing a note by ear. After wearing a hearing aid a few months she thought it got in her way, so she proceeded without wearing it.…

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    Mr. Darcy is walking outside in the field while Miss Elizabeth is coming from the other side walking in the same direction. The scene starts off with birds chirping once again, and it is clear Mr. Darcy is walking towards Elizabeth. Meanwhile, the piano playing in the background becomes louder and in the higher range pitch wise, along with violins playing in the higher register. With this kind of music, the audience is able to empathize with the characters (Kalinak 5). There is a musical theme…

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