The pinyin of musician: yīn, yuè, jiā.

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Musician is a broad term. Simply put, it is an artist who focuses on the field of music. It includes the people who create music and those who perform it. People who sing are also considered musicians, but they have a special title of singers. It can also be said to be a successful person who specializes in musical activities and brings spiritual beauty to people, such as Mozart, Beethoven, Bach, etc.

There is a special category among musicians. He does not compose or perform music, but is responsible for conducting the symphony orchestra. He is called a conductor. A good conductor has special charm to lead the orchestra to perform, and he is often the most dazzling character in the orchestra.

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Hildegard von Bingen

Also known as the prophetess of the Rhine, a medieval German theologian , composers and writers. Catholic Saint, Doctor of the Church. She served as abbess and leader of a seminary, as well as a philosopher, scientist, physician, linguist, social activist and naturalist

Guillaume Dufay

< p>Also translated as Dufy, a French-Flemish composer, a representative composer during the transitional period between the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. The greatest Flemish composer of the 15th century. He was educated as a young chorister at Cambrai Cathedral, and then went to Italy via Paris, where he served in the house of Malatesta, lord of Rimini and Pesaro, from 1420 to 26.

Diffe's main works include masses, motets and other major religious music genres at the time, as well as many secular songs. He was probably the first composer to use secular songs as the melody for his masses. His music is full of passionate harmonies and emotive melodies that foreshadow the art of the Renaissance.

Bach

Baroque period composer and organ, violin, and harpsichord player, together with composers Vivaldi and Handel, are known as the three great masters of Baroque, the greatest music in Germany He was born in a musical family in Eisenach.

Since the age of 18, he has served as music director and organist in many churches and palaces. Bach's works have had an extremely profound impact on the development of modern European music, pointed out broad prospects for the progress and development of music for all mankind, and established a monument for world classical music. Therefore, Bach is called the "Father of Music."