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Mozart’s Seven Saddest Pieces of Music
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart is known for his light, elegant, joyful music. His preternaturally cheerful mood makes the times when he did write dark music stand out all the more. Today, we’re looking at seven of Mozart’s saddest pieces of music,
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“We Do Need a Cello Solo!”
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It Could be Magic or Music
When we say ‘Magic’ in reference to music, we think of Mozart’s The Magic Flute, or perhaps Dukas’ The Sorcerer’s Apprentice. There are other magics out in the world of music, all of which take us to a different place
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Seven Works Dedicated to Chopin
Frédéric Chopin was one of the most influential classical musicians of the nineteenth century. Many composers clamored to dedicate their own work to Chopin as a sign of their admiration and respect. Even after his death, composers still dedicated works
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How Well Do You Know the Italian Composer Luigi Boccherini?
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15 Pieces of Classical Music About Death
For centuries, composers have been writing classical music about death. In fact, death and dying have inspired some of the saddest works of classical music ever written. Today we’re looking at the stories behind fifteen pieces of classical music about
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Time to Wrap Up the Practicing!
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Sibelius’s Biography for Beginners
Ten Pieces to Make You Love Sibelius
Composer Jean Sibelius was born in 1865 in the city of Hämeenlinna, Finland. He went on to become the greatest composer that Finland ever produced. Here are a few facts about his life and music: Sibelius was famous for how
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