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    Mozart Legacy

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    pieces is Requiem Mass in D minor. His works were considered the high point in symphonies, operas, and chamber music (“Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart”). According to Patrick Castillo, Mozart was known for his piano concertos and many people labeled him as the finest piano player in Vienna. His playing abilities on the piano was superior because he had to play it often due to composing, conducting, and organizing operas. Although he was skilled on the piano, he enjoyed the violin more because it…

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    In 18th century, the Enlightenment era was taking over in the form of innovations and experiments. During the second half of the 18th century, music was taking over in the form of classical music. The emotion and character are the important aspect of the music. Music during the Enlightenment period was clearly composed and played to please the listeners. Before the music was only for the high-class people of the society. In this era, music became the art and the musicians wanted it to be more…

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    Johannes Brahms is considered the greatest composer of the Romantic period. Being the son of a musician and forced to play music to earn money for the family bills, Johannes grew a very strong connection to music and eventually made music and composing for his entire career. Johannes Brahms was viewed as the leader of music and best at composing in the Romantic time period while on the same skilled level as Mozart, Beethoven, and Hyden. Johannes Brahms was born May 7th, 1833 in Hamburg, Germany…

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    "Ombra mai fu" is the opening aria from the 1738 opera Serse by George Frideric Handel. It has often been arranged for other voice types and instruments, including solo organ, solo piano, violin and piano, and string ensembles, often under the title "Largo from Xerxes", although the original tempo is marked larghetto. For most of the piece the vocalist is in piano (soft) and only forte (loud) one time close to the end of the piece. Even though many composers write on the music sheet how the…

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    learn what affect his interest had on Wagner’s legacy. While doing research, I learned that Wagner was behind the very famous opera titled Tristan and Isolde. I had previously heard of that opera throughout my life, but I never knew who the musical genius was behind it. Wagner often referred to his pieces as a total work of art and he enjoyed incorporating politics into his operas. Wagner’s involvement in German politics influenced him to begin writing articles about the revolution…

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    Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was one of the most influential public figures in 18th-century Vienna. His impact on the public is evident in two of his most influential works — an opera, The Abduction from the Seraglio, and an instrumental piece, Violin Concert No. 5. Mozart used musical exoticism in these works to create a stereotype of Turks as violent and out of control and juxtapose it against Western European ideals of rationality and restraint. In The Abduction from the Seraglio, Mozart paints a…

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    Beethoven Piano Essay

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    In the Slosberg Music Center the music was electrifying and it resurrected long gone composers such as Ludwig Van Beethoven and César Franck. While it also invoked Louis Gordon’s work, who it is the only out of the three composers whose work was presented that night and remains alive. On Oct. 3th, during Brandeis University’s concert series, named Primary Motivations, these three composers were very much alive and present thanks to the duo of Joshua Gordon, cello and Randall Hodgkinson, piano.…

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    Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, also known as Johannes Chrysostomus Wolfgangus Theophilus Mozart was an Austrian composer who was recognized as one of the greatest composers in the history of classical music. Mozart created operas, concertos, symphonies, and sonatas that shaped classic music. Mozart was born on January 27, 1756, to Leopold Mozart and Anna Maria, née Pertl at Salzburg. He was the youngest of seven children, five of his siblings died at infancy. Only two had survived. One of his…

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    The most challenging duty for a columnist, blogger, or anyone who writes about popular music is appealing to a demographic of musos and die-hard admirers. It’s one thing to venture off into the skeptical world of music aficionados alone, granted that you’ve taken a class or two on how to speak their technical language, but it's another thing to venture off without being able to communicate why an artist’s musical choices are, in fact, artistic. Take, for example, Kendrick Lamar’s To Pimp A…

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    Homework Music Benefits

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    really well with calming music(Classical music). I find that true it's no big surprise that classical music did very well. Scientists say that banging music in your ear does distract your thinking and processing of your brain. That means music like rock does damage the thinking of your brain. I have always loved music and always will. Now that I have an insight of what kind of beats and rhythms I need to better my education I will be able to take a step. Music can now help me with my sleeping…

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