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- An famous Austrian Composer in Europe.
- Unlike other composers, Hydn did not come from a Musical family, he learned music from his cousin at the age of 6.
- Then, he became a choir Boy at St. Stephen's in Vienna because he is highly talented at the age of 8.
- He is the vocal, harpsichordist and violinist at their choir school.
- He spent her childhood life developing his Musical Career.

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He taught Beethoven.

He wrote more than 100 symphonies.

He was religious.

He was Mozart’s mentor.

He sang as a boy soprano.

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+ He Sang as a Boy Soprano.
+ Haydn had such a good singing voice that he started singing in a church choir at age five. ...
+ His Father Changed His Destiny. The St. ...
+ He Wrote More Than 100 Symphonies. ...
+ He Was Religious. ...
+ He Was Mozart's Mentor. ...
+ He Taught Beethoven. ...
+ He Worked for a Wealthy Family. ...
+ He Moved to England.

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Joseph Haydn's full name is Franz Joseph Haydn. He is an Austrian composer and one of the most important people in the development of Classical Music. Haydn was an employee of the Esterházy family. His period of composing for the Esterházy family in the first years was called the period of Sturm und Drang. In the year 1781, he publicized the six string quartets op.33 which marked a significant new phase in his career and in the establishment of the genre.

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Musical Background Contribution (Classical Era)

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Musical Background Contribution (Classical Era)

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He was groundbreaking in the Classical period for his contributions to the form of the symphony, the string quartet, the piano trio, and sonata-allegro form. Haydn’s style evolved from a very emotional style (his Sturm und Drang era) to a lighter, comical style, and then finally to his “popular style” which contained a lot of folk music and folk music references. Much of Haydn’s music was designed to entertain his elite patrons, and he put a lot of humor in his music. A great example is his “Surprise” Symphony, but he also liked to throw false endings in his pieces to trick people.

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In June 1792 Haydn left London for Germany. On his journey, he stopped at Bonn, where the 22-year-old Ludwig van Beethoven was introduced to him, and it was arranged that the tempestuous young composer should move to Vienna to receive Haydn’s instruction. In a letter of 1793 to Beethoven’s patron, the elector of Cologne, Haydn stated that “Beethoven will one day be considered one of Europe’s greatest composers, and I shall be proud to be called his teacher.”

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With persistence and energy, Haydn made progress. He was eventually introduced to the music-loving Austrian nobleman Karl Joseph von Fürnberg, in whose home he played chamber music. For the instrumentalists there he wrote his first string quartets. In 1758 Haydn was promoted as musical director chamber composer for the Bohemain count Ferdinand Maximilian
von Morzin through the recommendation of Fürnberg. Haydn was put in charge of an orchestra of about 16 musicians, and for this ensemble he wrote his first symphony as well as numerous divertimenti for wind band or for wind instruments and strings.

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During his childhood and adolescence, Haydn was a choirboy at St. Stephen's in Vienna.  Along with singing, he studied keyboard and violin at the choir school. Haydn spent the 1750s in Vienna, piecing together a living as a freelance musician, teacher, composer, and later as the director of music for Count Morzin.

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He was born in March 31, 1732

His mother gave birth to him in Rohrau, Austria

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- Great Composer
- Has good humor
- Smart
- Good instructor
- Has influencing wisdom

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As he moved to Vienna in 1750 and stayed at the choir school for nine years during which he acquired a lot of practical knowledge through performing but had little training in musical theory.

Over the years he physically matured and by 1749 his voice broke and he was no longer able to sing high choral parts. He was then expelled from the cathedral choir and the choir school

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Date and Place of Birth: Charley Alimagno
Early Childhood: Kisha Tanio  Ishe Fule, and Yvonne Ibañez
Adulthood and personal life: Anne Jantar, Angela Laurencio, and Mariuz Rivadulla
Musical Background Contribution (Classical Era) with QR Code: Ashley Escueta, Yuna Roque, and Liyanna Escano
Fun Facts: Zyron Pacia, Kahlel Ruidera, and James Tolentino
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