Muzio Clementi & Ludwig Van Beethoven Research Paper by The Research Group
Muzio Clementi & Ludwig Van Beethoven
Examines their relationship & musical influences of Clementi on Beethoven (compositional techniques, chord progressions, harmonies, dynamics).
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on Feb 20, 2003
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Music Studies
(Classical and Baroque)
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"Ludwig van Beethoven is arguably one of the most original composers who ever lived. His composing career began in the last decade of the 18th century and ended with his death in 1827, and thus spanned from the Classical to the Romantic period. In his youth, he studied under F. Joseph Haydn, one of the greatest Classical composers; in his maturity, he anticipated the Romantic style which was later fully realized in the works of Schubert, Schumann, Berlioz and Chopin, among others. Although Beethoven is rightfully acknowledged as a brilliant innovator, he was not without his influences. The goal of this research is to establish the influence of a particular composer, the Italian pianist and composer Muzio Clementi, on Beethoven's keyboard compositions.Clementi was Beethoven's contemporary; though he was born in.."
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