Joseph Haydn, Composer of Classical Music

Joseph Haydn is a composer born in Laurau, Austria in 1732. He is the son of a wheel manufacturer who taught himself how to play harp based on amateurs and entertainment. Haydn is crazy about music since he was a child, because it integrates family matters and sometimes sometimes sang with the neighbors. His father highly appreciated Haydn's excellent vocal skills, and Laurau realized that Haydn was not the ideal place to hone musical skills. At the age of six, he grew up taking care of their relative, John Matthias Frank, never to return home again.

Franz Joseph Haydn (/ dʒoəzəfhaɪdən /; German:; March 31, 1732 - May 31, 1809), known as Joseph Haydn, is one of the most outstanding and prolific composers of the classical era did. He played an important role in the development of chamber music like the piano trilogy, and his contribution to the music format gained him nickname "Father of Symphony Orchestra" and "Father of String Quartet" It was. As a lifetime Austrian resident, Haydn's career has been dedicated to the court musicians of the wealthy esherhazes in the suburbs. This separated him from other composers and music tendencies until the end of his life he said he was "forced to be ingenious." When he died he was 77 years old and was one of Europe's most famous composers.

Austrian composer Joseph Haydn was one of the most important people in the development of classical music of the 18th century. He helped establish the style and style of string quartets and symphonies. Haydn is a prolific composer and some of his most famous works are G Major's Symphony No. 92, Emperor Quartet, and D Major 2nd Cello Concerto. His work is usually characterized by lightness, witness, elegance. Antonio Vivaldi is an Italian composer and violinist in the Baroque period. He writes music for opera, solo instruments and small orchestras, but he is often known for his concerto in which the soloist of the performer replaces the whole orchestra orchestra. He wrote about 500 concertos, the most famous of which was the four violin concertos called "Four Seasons". His C Major Mandolin Concerto, RV 425, four violin concertos and B minor cello, op amp