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Here are some great composers that have an important influence on the background of classical music in the world. Their songs can be said to live forever over time

The world always produces great geniuses in every age, and music is one area that best represents that. Here are some composers of important influence on the background of classical music in the world.

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1. Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750) - Giant of Western music art

Johann Sebastian Bach is a German composer, considered a great music genius in the Baroque era. Like other arts of this era, Baroque music emphasizes continuous music. In musical compositions, JS Bach introduced musical techniques such as counterpoint and fugue to the highest levels. Confrontation is a way of presenting two or more melodies simultaneously, and is a way of composing in which different instruments repeat the same rhythm with a little variation.

JS Bach is a musician and conductor, has composed hundreds of tracks including 300 songs with vocal and secular songs, called cantatas.

2. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791) - The supernatural music genius

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart is one of the most famous, important, and influential composers in European classical music. His works are considered the pinnacle in the fields of Piano music, chamber music, symphony, religious music and Opera. His works: Laudate Dominum, Piano concerto no.15, Chapter 3, Minuet from Divertimento ... have become an important part of many later concerts.

3. Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827) - Immortal thunder of emotions and strength

Ludwig van Beethoven is a German classical composer. Most of the time he lives in Vienna, Austria. He was an important musical icon during the transition period from classical music to romantic music era. Beethoven can be considered as the man who paved the way for the romantic musical period. Beethoven is recognized as the greatest, most famous and influential composer of many composers, musicians, and audiences.

Among his masterpieces, there are the symphonies like Symphony No. 2 Re Chief, Symphony No. 3 Mi nguyen chief (Hero Ca), Symphony No. 5, D minor (Destiny), Symphony No. 6 Fa Chief (Dong Que), Symphony No. 7 La chief, Symphony No. 9 Re th (Joy), works for piano like Für Elise and Sonata Bi Trang (Pathétique), Moonlight (Moonlight) ...

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1. Franz Schubert (1797-1828) - Genius of lyrical and romantic melody and piano; "King of German songs"

Franz Schubert is an Austrian composer. He composed 600 Lieder, 9 symphonies including the famous "Unfinished Symphony" symphony and ceremonial music, chamber music and piano solo. He is known for his melodic and melodic works. Schubert was the first to bring the song to a high level, while keeping its original nature. Today, Schubert is admired as one of the early romantic composers in music and he remains one of the most frequent composers performing.

2. Johannes Brahms (1833-1897) - Germany's most pure symphony composer and songwriter

Johannes Brahms is a German composer, pianist and conductor. Brahms's compositions include both traditional materials and innovative new materials. Brahms' music has solid structure and technique with perfect form beauty and deep tolerance of the soul. Brahms composed for Piano, chamber music, symphony orchestra, musical and choir. His famous works include: String Sextet in B-flat Major, Piano Concerto No 1 in D Minor, A German soul song, Hungarian Dance ...

3. Richard Wagner (1813-1883) - The greatest tragic composer

Richard Wagner is not only known as a composer with 13 famous operas, has a profound influence on modern music but is also a major figure in 19th century German culture and history and 20. Wilhelm Richard Wagner is a famous German composer and conductor, drama director and music theorist by Musical productions. Unlike many other great writers, he wrote his own lyrics and scenes for his works. He is a pioneer who uses very difficult techniques in music such as a rigorous half-substance, very fast volume conversion and thus has a profound effect on the development of classical music in Europe. His outstanding works include: Der fliegende Hollander, Tannhãuser, Lohengrin ...

4. Robert Schumann (1810-1856) - Essence of romantic music, master of song, piano music, and symphony

Robert Schumann, a famous German music composer and critic, one of the purest representatives of romantic music in the 19th century. As an innovative musician, Schumann continues the democratic tendency of romantic music. Germany. The characteristics of Schumann music are the works with the title, the deep psychology of human emotions combined with the passionate, passionate and romantic dream. In his writings, the most prominent are songs, typical of romantic music and piano skits, most notably sonat and etudes. He also composed many symphonies, concerto, oratoria and even opera. Schumann is also a great music critic. His writings on music appear primarily on "Die neue Zeitschrift für Musik" (New Journal of music), a magazine in Leipzig that Schumann co-founded in 1836.

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1. Frédéric Chopin (1810 -1849) - "Mr. Piano"

Chopin's talent flourished early on, and was compared to Mozart's musical prodigy. When he was only 7 years old, Chopin was the author of 2 copies of Polonaise and Sol. The first works of Chopin include: Sonata bow, the Rondo Ala Krakowiak op. 14 and th Sol Solos, opus 8 for piano, violin and cello ...

2. Franz Liszt (1811-1886) - The best pianist, the creator of the "Symphony poem"

In the classical music world, Franz Liszt is considered a unique case. Not only is one of the important figures of the Romance period, Liszt also influenced the post-romantic, impressive period and unconscious music. Some of his most notable contributions are the invention of symphonic poems, developing the concept of thematic transitions as part of his experiment in the form of music, and making the base departure Edition in harmony.

3. Giuseppe Verdi (1813-1901) - The most beloved opera composer

Giuseppe Verdi, Italy's greatest opera composer and one of the most influential composers of all time. During his career, Verdi produced 29 operas, most of them still performed regularly in opera houses around the world. Crossing the boundaries of the opera genre, some of the themes in his works still hold certain positions in popular culture. He appeared at the end of the romantic period with famous operas like Rigoletto, Otello or Aida.