The history of music artists; The case of Johann Stamitz!
Johann Wenzel Anton Stamitz was a Bohemian composer and violinist. Stamitz was employed in the court orchestra of the Elector Karl Theodor of Bayern. He first served as concertmaster, and from 1750 to his death, he was director of the instrumental music.
We should know the things that are happening, the humans having the responsibility for it, and what can be done many places, and we cannot use badly decisions, but we should use them as smart and intelligent that are possible for many kinds of behavior.
Johann Stamitz was born on 19 June 1717 in Havlíckuv in Brod in in the Czech Republic, and he died on 27 March 1757, nearly 40 years old. He had some children together with a lady, and they were Carl Stamitz, Anto Stamitz and Franziska Lang. And one of the granddaughter in the family was Katharina Lang.
You find Johann Stamitz on several ordinary music platforms, and these are: YouTube, Deezer and Spotify. And we can listen to the different music to him, and about what he was involved with when coming to his images and his imaginations.
Is Stamitz Classical? The opening movements of Stamitz's concertos and orchestral works are regularly constructed in sonata form, with an extensive double exposition. Their structure is additive in nature and does not exhibit the thematic development that is considered typical of the Viennese classical style.
So, has anybody been angry with us in our history? Yes, we find them different places, but the case today is to use the friends that we have, and the family we are a partner within, and make even things in better ways by doing cooperation about what is happening. And nobody rather than our family and friends, can make the right images of myself, and tell anybody about what is happening and why.
Stamitz's most important compositions are his 58 symphonies and his 10 orchestral trios. The orchestral trios are actually symphonies for strings, but may be played one player to a part as chamber music.
Which music pieces are Stamitz really known for, and what should he be proud for in his living time, and after the time that the life has come to an end? Symphony in E-flat major, Op. 11, No. 3, Symphony in G major "Mannheim No. 1" and Symphony in A major "Mannheim No. 2". So, as with all original works, it must be branded as the owner and the man-of-the origin really wanted.
No music, except modern experimental pieces, uses all 12 tones. Most music uses the 7-tone or diatonic scale to divide octaves, and much of folk music uses five tones. What are the 12 notes of music? Western music typically uses 12 notes – C, D, E, F, G, A and B, plus five flats and equivalent sharps in between, which are: C sharp/D flat (they're the same note, just named differently depending on what key signature is being used), D sharp/E flat, F sharp/G flat, G sharp/A flat and A sharp/B flat.
One could argue that there should be one major and one relative minor key for each of the 12 equal tempered enharmonic notes, that is for each of
C; Db(/C#); D; Eb(/D#); E; F; F#/Gb; G; Ab(/G#); A; Bb(/A#); B; totalling 24 keys.
This would in some sense be supported by the mere idea of 24-key set compositions such as Bach's The Well Tempered Clavier and Chopin's 24 preludes (although the choice of enharmonic high-number sharps/flats key signatures vary in different composition sets).
So, we should know the type of music, and we should just use our talents as one wants from time to time, and from place to place.
And again some music as it was asked to be included! :)
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