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1833-1897
born in hamburg, Germany, moved to Vienna where he spent the rest of his life
composer and pianist
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1860-1911
late romantic composer
made his living as a conductor: vienna opera house, new york metropolitan opera, new york philharmonic orchestra
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1803-1869
Important in the growth and development of the orchestra, wrote a very influential treatise on Orchestration
Wrote orchestral music, operas, and choral music
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1811-1886
Born in Hungary, Son of an official Esterhazy family
became famous as a virtuoso pianist (age 11)
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1813-1883
German composer, involved in political movements of the time
Most famous composer of
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Opera: Music Drama |
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1864-1949
Late Romantic composer
Known for his elaborate and colorful orchestration, Symphonic Poems and Operas
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1813-1901
very popular, sought make opera original, interesting, passionate. |
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1858-1924
highly dramatic music and highly emotional plots |
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1835-1918
music cricit and composer; 14 operas, 4 of those for children |
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1837-1910
Tone poems
"russia" piano music "islamey" |
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1833-1887
Opera "Prince Igor" Polovetsian Dances |
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1839-1881
Symphonic Fantazy
"Night on Bald Mountain" |
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1844-1908
Symphonic suite "Scheherezade", "Russian Easter Overture" genius for orchestration |
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1840-1893
Most famous russian composer
began study of composition at St. Petersburg Conservatory
Professor by age 25 |
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1873-1943
pianist and composer, wrote Syphonic Poem "Isle of the Dead" |
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1843-1907
sponsored by Franz Liszt, Norwegian Dances, Piano Concerto in A Minor |
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1841-1904
Slavonic Dances, 9 symphonies |
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1865-1957
Tone poems Finlandia, Swan of Tuonela, Karelia Overture |
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1854-1928
most noted for his operas,string quartets |
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1867-1916
Noted for piano suites |
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1876-1946
Nights in the Gardens of Spain |
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1835-1921
Danse Macabre, Carnival of the Animals, Preludes and Fugues for Organ, Organ Symphony |
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1813-1901
Greatest figure in Italian Opera
Wrote Operas premiered at La Scala |
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1858-1924
Greatest opera composer of the 19th century
Heir of Verdi
overnight success
Most famous opera: Madama Butterfly |
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1440-1521
Court Musician and composer, born in Burgundy |
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| Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina |
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1525-1594
Choirmaster and composer in Rome
24 years at St. Peters
450 Motets |
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1557-1612
Organist and Choirmaster at San Marco in Venice
Composed Sacred works for multiple choirs |
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