Who are the compositors of the Baroque music?
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Ahhh, Bach. (from an TV episode of MASH)\n\nI did  a web search on baroque music and find the following website, list several
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Je crois qu'il serait préférable de composer avec ces deux disciplines: En travaillant la musculation, le corps a également besoin d'air en dehors des salles...il vaut mieux larguer les amarres et se laisser, de temps en temps, emporter par les vents!
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I'm pretty sure baroque poetry is poetry that was writen in the barogue time period.
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http://www.gracenote.com/music/album.html/tvsoundtrack/cb859f096943cb4800f73ae60568ae81.html\n\n\ni have been looking for this answer since i saw your question 2DAYS AGO!!!!!!! i now have a major headache from looking.  SHEESH!!!!\n\nthis is what i finally ended up with.     can i have the points for all of my hard work???  \n\n....ALSO......\n\nSCROLL DOWN TO THE BOTTOM OF THE OTHER GUYS LINK TO WHERE IT SAYS" IN-HOUSE COMPOSERS" AND CLICK CLICK JIM JOHNSON
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the magic flute\nmarriage of Figaro\neine kline nacht music
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It's Orff's Carmina Burana.  Here's a link to one of the many recordings available.
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Issac Albeniz is good. But try earlier Bach wrote some music for lute that was arranged for guitar. and some of his cello suite have been rearranged for guitar. I love Heitor villa Lobos( he was brazillian) as for guitarist I love John Williams he is really good and has a broad repertoire.Chrisotpher Parkening is Also good. The Assad Brothers are great. But i have a soft spot for the romeros. I got a chance to meet Pepe Romero who play the Rodrigo Concierto De Ajaunez the best! He actually Wworked with the composer! okay I could go on and on....
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Violin.\n\nHe had a Stradivarius, as a matter of fact.
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if u refer to the music sheet from piano's, guitar etc.. its called "partitura"
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It really depends on your taste. These are a few I would consider among the essential:\n\nDegree of Difficulty: LOW\n"La Traviata" by Giuseppe Verdi. I love the Sinopoli recording.\n"Cosi Fan Tutti" by Mozart\n"La Nozze Di Figaro" also Mozart\n"Peter Grimes" by Benjamin Britten. Conducted by the composer, of course.\n\nDegree of Difficulty: Medium\n\n"Tannhauser" by Richard Wagner. Again, Sinopoli does a great job with this.\n"Simon Boccanegra" by Verdi. \n"The Magic Flute" by Mozart\n"Billy Budd" by Britten - also conducted by the composer.\n\nDegree of Difficulty: High\n"Lady Macbeth of Mtensk" by Dmitri Shostakovich. The Rostropovich recording is fine.\n"Moses Und Aron" by Arnold Schoenberg - conducted by Boulez.\n"Faust" by Ferruccio Busoni - there's only one recording!\n"Lohengrin" Richard Wagner\n"Parsifal" Richard Wagner\n\nSorry I couldn't give more recommendations - I'm not in front of my CD collection - but this should get you started.
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It all really depends on what the composer specified. Monteverdi in his opera L'Orfeo specified in excess of 20, with numerous string, brass, and 2 harpsichord and 2 organ parts. Typically, a small orchestra is used. Never anything above 25, usually between 10-20, less in a chamber ensemble.
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I guess: Giuseppe, Vincenzo, Francesco
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Well, since four people already said that they are composers (I agree), maybe that is the obvious.  Or maybe that they are males.  So maybe the obvious isn't so obvious . . . like (my guess) their names are listed in alphabetical order.  \n\nThe word "connects" makes this an interesting question.  You are torturing some of us.  I look forward to your answer.
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Try here http://www.musicnotes.com/sheetmusic/index/artists/Atencio-Xavier/
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opuses or opera (either is correct, but I think you can guess which is more commonly used)
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This site seems to have free downloadable Moraccan music.\nHope it helps!
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Besides occurring about 200 years after Medieval music (pre-1400), Baroque music (1600-1750)is primarill different because it uses instrumentation whereas Medieval music was solely vocal arrangments. \nMedieval:\n        1. All male voices\n        2. Monophonic textures\n        3. Sung in Latin\n        4. Non-metrical \nBarogue:\n        1. Elaborate compositions\n        2. New focus on writing musci to showcase instruments\n\nAdditionally, terms like Concerto, Movement, Opus, etc. were invented to help document and notate the new style.