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Baroque era, he wrote about 40 operas, many organ concerts, as well as chamber music. Handel's music has been played at the coronation of English kings since 973, it is also played at Royal weddings and is even used as the anthem of the UEFA Champions League.

Georg Friedrich Handel

classical era, he is called the father of the Symphony, as he made a significant contribution to the development of this musical genre. Joseph Haydn is the author of 104 symphonies, 50 piano sonatas, 24 operas and 36 concertos

Joseph Haydn

tradition of the 17-18 centuries, classified by historians as the Baroque era. Bach is one of the most important composers in the history of music, who has written more than a thousand musical works in different genres during his 65-year life. Johann Sebastian Bach is the founder of one of the most famous musical dynasties in the world.

mastered a variety of instruments: violin, harpsichord, organ. In all these genres, he succeeded not only as a performer, but primarily as a music writer. Mozart became famous for his amazing musical ear and talent for improvisation.

than 80 works, including 10 operas, 3 ballets and 7 symphonies. He was very popular and known as a composer during his lifetime, performed in Russia and abroad as a conductor.

Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky

one of the best pianists of all time. He wrote many musical works for piano, including 3 sonatas and 17 waltzes.

Frederic Francois Chopin

19th-early 20th centuries is considered to be Sergei Rachmaninoff. His musical style was based on the traditions of romanticism and existed in parallel with the avant-garde movements. It is for the individuality and lack of analogues of his work was highly appreciated by critics around the world.

Igor Stravinsky. Russian by origin, he emigrated to France, and then the United States, where he showed his talent in full force. Stravinsky is an innovator who is not afraid to experiment with rhythms and styles. His work traces the influence of Russian traditions, elements of various avant-garde movements and unique individual style, for which he is called "Picasso in music".

European culture of the turn of 19-20 centuries, especially modernism. Wagner's operas amaze with their grandiose scale and eternal human values.

Richard Wagner (1813-1883)