Classical Composers 1-20
18 entries in the Classical Composers compendium.
Classical Composers 1-20 — Era Chart
George EnescuRomanian composer, violinist, and teacher of prodigious talent.Giacomo MeyerbeerGerman opera composer who defined grand opera in nineteenth-century Paris.Giuseppe TartiniBaroque composer and violinist known for the Devil's Trill Sonata.Henryk GóreckiPolish composer of the Symphony of Sorrowful Songs.Henryk WieniawskiPolish virtuoso violinist, composer, and pedagogue of lasting influence.Isaac AlbénizSpanish virtuoso composer of piano works with folk idioms.Isang YunKorean-born composer who blended Eastern traditions with Western avant-garde.Johann Nepomuk HummelAustrian composer and pianist bridging Classical and Romantic eras.Kaija SaariahoFinnish composer known for spectralism and electronic integration.Karol SzymanowskiPolish composer who blended modernism with folk traditions.Krzysztof PendereckiPolish composer known for avant-garde and religious choral works.La Monte YoungAmerican minimalist composer and pioneer of drone music.Friedrich KalkbrennerPianist, composer, teacher, and manufacturer who shaped 19th-century piano pedagogy.Fritz KreislerAustrian-American violinist and composer known for his sweet tone, expressive phrasing, anGeorge AntheilAvant-garde composer and co-inventor of frequency-hopping technology.Georges DelerueFrench composer of over 350 film and television scores.Gian Carlo MenottiItalian-born composer of popular operas and festival founder.Karol LipińskiPolish violinist and composer, rival to Paganini.
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