Weber, Schubert, Rossini, Mendelssohn, Chopin, R. Schumann, Berlioz, Paganini, Liszt, Brahms, W.R. Wagner, Bruckner , Johann Strauss Jr., Offenbach, Saint-Sa?ns, Frank, Tchaikovsky.

Wieniawski, Vieuxtan, Anton Rubinstein, Bruch, Richard Strauss, Mahler, Rachmaninoff, Scria Bin, Janacek, Elgar, Taneyev, Glazunov.

1. Weber

Carl Maria von Weber (Carl Maria von Weber, November 18, 1786 - June 5, 1826), German composer.

Weber was born in a theater family and has deep experience in German folk music and customs. This is of great significance to his future music creation. Weber learned piano at the age of ten, and later studied composition. At the age of twelve, he began to write opera music.

After 1813, he served as the permanent conductor of the Prague Theater and the Dresden Symphony Orchestra, playing an important role in the fame of these two performance groups. His representative work is the opera "Shooters" or "Magic Bullet".

With its strong German style and romantic atmosphere, it is considered to be the first romantic opera in Germany. In addition, he also wrote the opera "Oberon", as well as a few overtures, concertos, and sonatas. Among them, the piano piece "Invitation to Dance" is the most popular.

2. Schubert

Franz Schubert (January 31, 1797 - November 19, 1828), also translated as Franz Zerafikus Peter Schubert, Austrian Germanen (Germanic), composer.

Schubert is a representative figure of early romantic music and is also considered the last master of classical music. His now world-famous "Lullaby" (which begins with "Sleep, sleep, my dear") "Baby" was completed under his pen.

Schubert died of illness at the age of 31 on November 19, 1828.

3. Liszt

Franz Liszt (October 22, 1811 - July 31, 1886), born in Reading, Hungary, was a famous Hungarian composer, pianist, conductor, and a great romantic The master is one of the most outstanding representatives of early Romanticism.

Franz Liszt was born in Reading, Hungary. He started learning piano at the age of six and was a disciple of many famous piano masters. He settled in Paris at the age of 1.

Liszt developed his piano skills to an unparalleled level, greatly enriched the expressive power of the piano, and created orchestral effects on the piano. He also created the method of memorizing music. He was also known as the "King of Piano" for his great contributions to the piano and above.

4. Brahms

Johannes Brahms ( German: Johannes Brahms, German: [jo?han?s?b?a?ms], May 7, 1833 - April 3, 1897), born in Hamburg, died in Vienna, the last composer of German classicism Brahms, a composer in the middle period of Romanticism, was born in a musical family, and he spent most of his creative period in Vienna. A leader in music.

Some critics rank him with Bach and Beethoven as the Triple B. Although Brahms only wrote four symphonies in his life, But he is still known as one of the greatest symphony composers after Beethoven

5. Strauss

Richard Strauss (1864). June 11 - September 8, 1949) was the last great composer of the late German Romantic period and the largest composer in the field of symphonic poetry and title music.

As a composer. While the composer is famous in history, Richard Strauss also enjoys a great reputation as a conductor. He served as the conductor and music director of the Royal Opera House in Berlin and the Vienna Opera House.

With Max in 1920. ·Reinhardt, Hofmannsthal and others co-founded the Salzburg Music Festival

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