Week 2 Flashcards

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He is a Polish-French composer and virtuoso pianist

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Chopin

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2
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is considered as one of the great masters of Romantic music.

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Chopin

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3
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He is best known for his piano solo pieces and concerti

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Chopin

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4
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He is a melodist; his melodies are songlike and long.

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Chopin

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5
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One of the characteristics of ________ is his application of rubato, rhythmic flexibility, or relaxation of strict time. _________ wrote varied forms of piano pieces

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Chopin

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6
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He displayed an exceptional musical gift when he started improvising at the piano and composing his first song at the age of 4.

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Pyotr

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7
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He is one of the most famous Russian composers.

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Pyotr

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8
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he took music lessons while attending law school in St. Petersburg, Russia

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Pyotr

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9
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his works includes concertos, symphonies, ballets, operas, and chamber music.

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Pyotr

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10
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In 1869, his musical poem Fatum and Romeo and Juliet were the first works to show the style he became well-known for.

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Pyotr

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11
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He is one of the most significant composers of the Romantic era

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Liszt

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12
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He was accepted as court conductor at Weimar

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Liszt

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13
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He was in love with a married woman downheartedly to the point that he turned to the Church and took minor religious orders while living in Rome for the meantime.

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Liszt

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14
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He spent most of his life in Germany, Austria, and Hungary, composing orchestral and piano music, as well as masses, oratorios, songs, and organ music. One of his works is the Liebestraum.

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Liszt

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15
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He wrote all genres, including sacred and secular choral music, opera, concertos, symphonies, solo piano, chamber music, and songs

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Saint-Saens

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16
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When he was 10, he played in a concert of the works of famous composers: Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No.3 in C Minor, Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 15 in B-flat Major, K. 450, and some works of Bach, Handel, and Hummel.

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Saint-Saens

17
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He entered the Paris Conservatory and studied organ and composition in 1848.

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Saint-Saens

18
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After studying, he was appointed to France’s most prominent organ post, that of the Madeleine in Paris.

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Saint-Saens