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• Who is the leading Norwegian composer? (3)
• Sketch the work of Weber as a composer. (3)
• Tell about other works by this composer. (3)
• Name two young Russian composer pianists. (3)
• What opera composer did he assist greatly? (3)
• Who is the most important Finnish composer? (3)
• Who was the first Russian composer of prominence? (3)
• So, thought I, it seems the great composer is here. (6)
• What composer was the intimate friend of Moscheles? (3)
• M. Widor= (1845-——), also a composer of distinction. (3)
• What great composer did Haydn meet in Vienna in 1785? (3)
• Who is the most famous of American composer pianists? (3)
• What characteristics do we note in Chopin as a composer? (3)
• What composer was influenced by the success of Mascagni? (3)
• What work is most representative of Cramer as a composer? (3)
• Let us imagine a composer of the 12th-century at his work. (3)
• In 1890, he won the Rubinstein prize as composer and pianist. (3)
• What song composer was brought into greater prominence by Liszt? (3)
• A composer of aphorisms can pluck blossoms even from a razor-prop. (10)
• He was a prolific composer, and an excellent critic and journalist. (3)
• Avoid them, Miss Dale; they dazzle the penetration of the composer. (10)
• Petersburg= through the exertions of the famous composer, Anton Rubinstein. (3)
• In 1898, he won a double success as pianist and composer with a piano concerto. (3)
• In addition to his work as player and composer, Tartini devoted himself to teaching. (3)
• His fame as a pianist was overshadowed by his ceaseless work as teacher and composer. (3)
• Later he studied with Paderewski, and lived as pianist, teacher and composer in Paris. (3)
• He was disappointed at not being accorded high rank as a composer, as well as a pianist. (3)
• From 1833 to 1835, his compositions began to appear, and gained him much approval as a composer. (3)
• His musical gifts soon won him a place in the royal band and finally the post of court composer. (3)
• Here also he met the conductor, =Friedrich Himmel= (1765-1814), a pianist and composer of high rank. (3)
• Eugenio di Pirani is another composer who has identified himself with the German instrumental school. (3)
• A composer whose work in light opera has had much success is =Victor Herbert=, born in Dublin, Ireland. (3)
• He has been untiring as a composer, producing no less than fifteen masses and nearly a dozen oratorios. (3)
• Balakireff himself was not prolific as a composer, but his works, though few in number, show real value. (3)
• After good wine, and plenty thereof, fair throats will make men of taste swallow that remarkable composer. (10)
• A composer who made considerable use of the chromatic element was =Gesualdo=, Prince of Venusia (1560-1614). (3)
• In 1821, he made the acquaintance of Weber, and his enthusiasm for the romantic composer lasted all his life. (3)
• He is a skilful virtuoso, a composer of originality, and a leading representative of the modern English school. (3)
• It is not known by what strange caprice he practically closed his career as composer at the age of thirty-nine. (3)
• Of the great composers since Bach, =Mendelssohn= stands conspicuous as an organist and composer of organ music. (3)
• It is difficult to class him as a composer of the Belgian or Netherlands school, for he has the earmarks of both. (3)
• Although =Camille Saint-Saëns= is known chiefly as a composer, he was, during his early years, a remarkable pianist. (3)
• She had no great admiration of the sentimental Sicilian composer, she confessed, yet she sang as if possessed by him. (10)
• Hardly had he taken his seat before he summoned the discouraged composer to Munich and assured him support and protection. (3)
• The name of Niccolo Porpora was mentioned in connection with the opera as a celebrated singing master as well as composer. (3)
• To this end the composer directed his attention principally to the production of arias which should correspond to this demand. (3)
• He remained in Germany as pianist, composer and teacher until 1888, when he returned to the United States and settled in Boston. (3)
• Later in this year, Chopin went to Vienna, where he gave two concerts, winning instant recognition both as pianist and composer. (3)
• Although he possessed great gifts as a player and composer, his dissipated habits brought him to disgrace, and he died in poverty. (3)
• Sir George Grove was director for a number of years and was succeeded by Sir C. H. Hubert Parry, the eminent composer and theorist. (3)
• Although he passed most of his life in constant activity as a composer, he directed the Russian Symphony Concerts in St. Petersburg. (3)
• Scotland, possessing a wealth of beautiful Folk-songs, has not yet given birth to a composer who can employ its style in larger forms. (3)
• He is known also as a composer of graceful piano pieces, a concerto and a concert-piece, in all of which the influence of Schumann is seen. (3)
• He was thoroughly national as a composer; hence in some respects his mazurkas and polonaises are the most characteristic of his compositions. (3)
• In consequence of his intellectual and social gifts, he was a new type of musician, who did much to improve the social status of the composer. (3)
• The chief agent in this change was =Reinhard Keiser= (1674-1739) who, as composer and manager, brought the Hamburg opera to its highest point. (3)
• He first won success as a composer of operas, which were given in Italy, and afterwards in London, where he finally settled as clavier teacher. (3)
• He was never a pianist of the virtuoso type; his strength lay in striving to reproduce the intention of the composer as faithfully as possible. (3)
• They show a modulatory style, combined with a rare melodic beauty that seems strange in a composer who indulges in so much orchestral ugliness. (3)
• The composer must make this appeal adequate to the effect; anything less would result in an anti-climax totally disastrous to dramatic illusion. (3)
• Among these =Ferdinand Ries= (1784-1838) enjoyed an intimate association with him, and afterwards became prominent as piano virtuoso and composer. (3)
• From 1804 to 1806, Weber was music-director at the Breslau theatre, and soon made a name for himself as composer and pianist as well as conductor. (3)
• He was eminently successful in handling his material, and he produced a greater and more truly national work than any resident composer has yet done. (3)
• The name associated with putting violin music and playing on a firm foundation is that of =Arcangelo Corelli= (1653-1713), eminent both as composer and player. (3)
• The later composer had the immense advantage of musical resources undreamed-of at the time of the Florentine opera, but both stand upon the same artistic platform. (3)

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