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    The Madison Symphony Orchestra is an exquisite ensemble with over 100 talented musicians. On April 2, 2016, John DeMain conducted a wonderful orchestra performance. It was held in Overture Hall at the Overture Center in Madison, WI. Garrick Ohlsson was the piano soloist that night in a Johannes Brahms piece after the intermission. The conductor came onto the stage before the show to give a brief explanation of the concert for the night and why he chose the musical selections he did, and I found…

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    for his program symphony that he composed, Symphonie Fantastique. A program symphony is a symphony that portrays something nonmusical. There was another composer to wrote a program piece. Vivaldi wrote a program concerto; this being the same as a program symphony, but instead of being a symphony portraying something nonmusical, it is a concerto. His program concerto…

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    late 1700s to early 1800s composing 9 symphonies in his lifetime. Beethoven was only a small child when his father introduced him to music. In the time in between the birth of his two little brothers, his father introduced him to music. Beethoven’s First Symphony was composed in the year 1799-1800 and was released later that year in 1800. In the next few years Beethoven created his 2nd Symphony in the years 1801-1802. At the time he was creating his 2nd symphony, his deafness had become worse…

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    5 in C Minor was not created to be pretty or to entertain. This is made clear from the very beginning of the symphony with the tag “fate knocking at the door” where the full attention of the listener is demanded (Kerman, 1980: 293). However, through thorough analysis of the symphony it is clear to see how the listener may experience a complete demolition, as opposed to the conquest of fate (Kerman, 1980: 293). The restless momentum of the first…

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    the story of symphony and manipulates the emotion of their listener. Like Brahms said in Henschel’s diary entry: “ There is no real creating without hard work.” The success of Amy Beach’s Gaelic symphony was not only because she was a women composer or how she using the idea of nationalism and exoticism in her music. It was because of her hard work in creating her music that helps the listener to understand the story and meaning of her symphony. In the last movement of Gaelic symphony, Mrs.Beach…

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    A symphony is an extended musical composition in Western classical music, most often written by composers for orchestra. Although the term has had many meanings from its origins in the ancient Greek era, by the late 18th century the word had taken on the meaning common today: a work usually consisting of multiple distinct sections or movements, often four, with the first movement in sonata form. Symphonies are scored for string (violin, viola, cello and double bass), brass, woodwind, and…

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    elements of mostly classical and romantic characteristics. The contrast of classical versus romantic can be clearly seen in his symphonies where he compose them in an almost classical manner, but his continuous use of harmony and melodic themes ,identical with the romantic era, made the differentiation between classical and Romanticism very clear. His chamber works, like his symphonies, were mostly also from the classical era but some of his chamber music showcased his “peculiar bran of…

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    presentation reveal that all of his themes are revoid of modality, thus suggest more functional, supplementary chromatic, accompaniment, while many themes possess Russian Character-minor. Tchaikovsky structural innovations of the ninteenth century symphony are noticeable,…

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    himself even though his condition was getting worst with time, he knew that he still had much more to accomplish, explore, discover, and pass on. As a result, he composed into his greatest music, “Sonatas for Piano”, Second and third symphonies- The Eroica. The Eroica symphony was played for the first time on April 7th,…

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    The Phoenix Symphony Illustrates Classical Music’s Toughest Wounds Tradition is bred out of a natural desire to preserve ideas among the threat of change. Yet, when the reaction to that threat imposes walls so thick, only the expert is capable of understanding, the practice does indeed become antiquated. Such is the situation for classical music, a genre stigmatized by an old-fashioned label. This isn’t news to most people. However, after the Philadelphia Orchestra filed for bankruptcy in 2012,…

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