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Hildegard von bingen /Brahms
- 2. Biography โข Hildegard's exact date of birth is uncertain. She was born around the year 1098. A family of the free lower nobility. At a very young age she had experienced visions. The 17 of September of 1179 she died.
- 3. Musical works โข The hildegarian music is distinguished by the use of broad tonal ranges , requiring the singer or the choir up to severe acute being in an intermediate or low note. Contracts melodic phrases that drive voice to be faster then slow down. Hildegard wrote seventy eight musicals: - Ave Maria - Columbia aspexit - Favus distillans - Kyrieโฆ
- 5. Biography โข Born in Hamburg on the 7th of May in 1833. โข He died in Viena the 3rd of April in 1897. โข He has the child of Johann Jakob Brahms (who gave him his first music lessons). โข His family was poor.
- 6. Instruments playing โข He began studying piano at the age of seven with his teacher Otto Cossel. โข Brahms gave piano recitals in public since he was ten years old. โข In 1862 he moved to Viena and in 30 years composer a lot of songs.
- 7. His music โข It is considered the most classic of the Romantic composers. โข is one of the best composers of the music chamber. โข Also he made Orquestral music and piano music. โข He composed 85 songs: โข -Groethe โข -The song of the destinyโฆ