As an Austrian musician, JosephHaydn koppel was one of the representatives of classical music in the 18th century. He was one of the founders of classical music school, and had a far-reaching influence on the later music development. This article will introduce koppel's life, creative style and his representative works.

Life profile

Joseph koppel was born in a poor Austrian family in 1732. His father is a wheelbarrow manufacturer and his mother is a cook. Koppel's musical talent was discovered at an early age. His father sent him to the choir of St. Stephen's Cathedral to study music in order to get a better music education.

During the study in the choir, koppel learned skills such as singing, composing and playing keyboard instruments. He soon became the chief tenor of the choir and began to work as a keyboard player in the court orchestra in Vienna.

writing style

koppel's music writing style is called "Austrian Music School", and his works are famous for their fresh and lively, beautiful and smooth melodies and exquisite harmony. His music style was deeply influenced by the popular Italian opera and French court music, but he also added his own innovative elements.

koppel's music works are mostly piano, chamber music and symphony. His symphonies are particularly popular, the most famous of which is the Symphony of Astonishment. The first movement of this symphony begins with a sudden strong sound, which gives people a sudden sense of surprise, so it is called "surprise symphony".

representative works

In addition to the Symphony of Astonishment, koppel's other representative works include:

1. The Emperor String Quartet: This is one of the most famous string quartets in koppel, and the second movement is used as the Austrian national anthem.

2. Swan Lake: This is a chamber music work, which is famous for its beautiful melody and exquisite harmony.

3. Serenade: This is a famous piano sonata, which is famous for its light melody and beautiful harmony.