Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven all have in common that they are from the classical period. Also, Haydn was Mozart's and Beethoven's teacher. They all could play the piano. They have all worked as a musician in Vienna. Haydn was born in 1732, Mozart 1756, and Beethoven was 1770. Haydn influenced both Mozart and Beethoven. Mozart became good friends with Haydn. Beethoven improved upon the Classical Music of Mozart and Haydn's time.
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Richard Haydn played Professor Oddly in the classic comedy "Ball of Fire". However, Richard Hadyn may bebest known as the voice of The Caterpillar on Disney's 1951 "Alice in Wonderland".
In 1793, the most popular music included classical compositions and folk songs, as this was the period leading up to the rise of Romanticism in music. Composers like Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Joseph Haydn were highly influential, with their symphonies and operas being widely performed. Additionally, traditional folk music and dances, such as the minuet and country dances, were popular among the general populace. The emergence of the piano also played a significant role in home music-making during this time.
Many artists and composers have been inspired by Jesus' last short statements on the Cross. Perhaps the best/most well known was Joseph Haydn in the 18th Century AD.
Music in the classical era, typified by Haydn and Mozart, is marked by adherence to sonata form, a way of making tonal (key) contrasts within a composition. Haydn and Mozart were content to follow pre-existing forms such as the symphony,string quartet, concerto, etc.In the Romantic era, composers such as Berlioz invented new forms almost for every composition they wrote - Berlioz wrote a "Fantastic" symphony, for instance, a symphony which included solos for singers, "Romeo et Juliette". In the Romantic period, the expression of the composer's personal feeling is more important than the form of the music.Romantic music is also marked by inspiration from literature. Liszt invented a form called "symphonic poems", for instance, trying to put narratives, or stories, into his music as well as the feelings he got from literary works by Dante, Shakespeare, Byron and others.Larger orchestras and greater musical forces also were used in the Romantic era than in the classical one.This is a very brief answer on a subject that could have a book written about it.Tonic-dominant harmony(apex
Beethoven and Haydn certainly did, Haydn taught Beethoven. Between Beethoven and Mozart the picture is less certain, they may have met in Vienna in 1787, and some people think that Beethoven may even have had a few lessons from Mozart. However the records are not clear or contemporaneous. Mozart and Hayden were great friends.
Mozart, then Haydn and Beethoven being slightly more romantic I would put him down last or not at all
Mozart and Beethoven
Haydn, Mozart, & Beethoven
Mozart is one of the firsts Classicists(From Haydn-Beethoven).... he is from the age of Enlightenment.
In the earlier period, Beethoven was much influenced by the music of Haydn (and Mozart as well). Beethoven dedicated his first three piano sonatas to Haydn. They are categorized as one set, Opus 2.
Theres Mozart, Beethoven, Bach, Haydn
Haydn, Mozart, and early Beethoven.
Mozart was Beethoven's first teacher. Beethoven had just one lesson with him before he had to return to Bonn. When he returned, Mozart had died, and Haydn became Beethoven's teacher, but they never enjoyed the same rapport or mutual admiration that Mozart and Beethoven had.
Mozart, (Early) Beethoven, Schubert, Haydn, etc.
Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, and Schubert. Schubert was their successor.
baroque and classical