FRANZ JOSEPH HAYDN

 Known as theFATHER OF
SYMPHONY
 Born: March 21,1732
 At the age of 8, he
became a in Viennese
Cathedral
 At the age of 17, he gave music
lessons and play in serenades
to earn money.
 Nicolo Porpora- Italian
composer hired him to be his
accompanist.
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 Porpora taught him to speak

Italian, to sing and to compose.
 He accepted the offer of
Prince
Paul Anton Esterhazy, to work
For him. Teacher and master of
Mozart in music.
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 "Surprise Symphony" is one

of the famous works of
Haydn that contains joke,
where the symphony begun
with piano (soft) then
suddenly changes to
fortissimo (very loud) that
surprises the audience or
listeners.
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 1780, he was commissioned to

write musical pieces to many
cities.
 His "Paris" Symphonies are the
most notable one in Concerts
Spirituals in Paris
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 SURPRISE SYMPHONY
 WOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZART

 "A Child Wonder“

 Born on January
27, 1756 in Salzburg,
Austria
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➤Leopold Mozart
resigned as music
teacher to focus on
teaching Mozart
piano and violin at
age three.
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 At age 6, Mozart
started playing before the
Empress.
 At age
12, he had written
operas, sonatas,
concertos,
symphonies, etc
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His life remains a

complicated puzzle. As a
child, he seemed to be
gifted beyond all measure.
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Before he died, his mind

was preoccupied writing his
Requiem but did not finish
it. He died poor like pauper.
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RING SWEET BELLS,

SO MERRILY.
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LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN

Said to be born on December

16, 1770 Second son of Johann
Van Beethoven "MASTER OF
SYMPHONY"
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LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN

• He was trained by his father

day and night.

• At 8, he had his first piano

performance in public.
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LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN

• He continued to learn music
under Gottlob Neefe.
• At 14, he was appointed as
the court organist of
Maximillian, Franz Elector
of Cologne.
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LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN