Some composers became very well known and made history over time. Germany, for example, was not left out in representing big names in music. In that hangman game we will talk more about two german composers and their stories. So come find out a little more about each one of them in this challenge!
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Hangman game about two great German composers
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So let's go to the first tip: he was a composer and pianist born in Bonn, Germany, on December 17, 1770.
Tip number 2 to make it even easier: According to history, he produced about 200 works such as sonatas, symphonies, concerts, string quartets and opera.
Attention! That's the last tip: He was known for writing works that expressed ideas and feelings. In addition, he innovated by increasing the number of musicians in an orchestra.
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As the story goes, he was a German composer and conductor known to have risen to prominence in the late Romantic Era and the first half of the 20th century.
Tip number 2 to make thinking easier: He is also known for his operas, mainly Der Rosenkavalier and Salomé, and for his lieder, especially Four Last Songs.
Your last chance! He, in addition to being noticed in Germany, was also known in Austria as one of the main representatives of late German Romanticism.
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