Instruments : The piano and the violin Birth: December 16, 1770, in Bonn, Germany.

Period of Music: Between the classical and Death: March, 26,1827, in Vienna, Austria.
romantic eras

- His father taught him in brutal ways, for examples, hitting him if
he made a mistake or hesitate to learn, and locking him in the
room for practise.
- One of his music teachers was Joseph Haydn, the worlds great
composer
- He had the first solo performance arranged by his father at the age
of seven, since his father wanted him to become like Mozart.
- His first piano composition was published when he was twelve
years old.
- He lost his hearing when he was 28, however, he was able to
continue composing beautiful works.
- Mozart once said,One day he will give the world something to
talk about.
Music is the one incorporeal entrance
- He first started learning music, which were violin and clavier,
into the higher world of knowledge
when he was 5 years old.
which comprehends mankind but which
mankind cannot comprehend. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart inuenced many of
Beethovens work.
- Solo piano music Example: Mozart's Piano Concerto, K. 491 was a model for
- Piano sonatas - Orchestral music Beethovens third piano concerto as they are in the same key which
- Variations - Concertos is C minor.
- Bagatelles - Symphonies
- Vocal music - Chamber music
- Opera - trios
- Choral - quartets
- Music for wind band

Year: 1810
Period of history: Romanticism
Instruments: Piano
Style: Bagatelle
- The name of the piece means for Elise, nevertheless,
there is no definite conclusion on who this person is.
- Sometimes its categorised as bagatelle (a short piece
of music, usually for the piano)
- The piece was published 40 years after his death by
Ludwig Nohl
- The music is in the key of A minor, which sounds sad
- It is set in 3/8 time meaning that in each measure has
three beats and each eight note gets one beat.
- It has a structure of A-B-A-C-A (A is the main theme)
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