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Is it prestige —the glimmering reputation earned by those who have achieved excellence or superiority? Or is it that sense of immortality bestowed on certain people who, through their lives, their actions, and their accomplishments, have climbed pedestals so high and prominent that they are virtually guaranteed a place in the books of history?

Influence can mean so many things and is therefore hard to define. But this much is clear: in a book such as this, where the subject is influential musicians, an exact definition hardly matters. Just by taking the stage—whether in a local church or on the yard line during halftime at the Super Bowl— musicians have instant influence.

They command the ability to make people stop what they are doing—to have them clap, dance, and sing along. Simply put, great music is more than just music. It makes us think; it makes us feel.

And over twenty, thirty, even hundreds of years, it continues to make us listen. In the world of music, that is influence. Within these pages readers will also discover how the work of one musician inspired and motivated that of others, sometimes in groundbreaking ways. In , having heard the moving oratorios of George Frideric Handel, 9 The ioo Most Influential Musicians of All Time Austrian composer Joseph Haydn set to work on his own compositions in this genre, eventually creating a composition believed to be the first musical work written for two languages, in this case, German and English.

Mississippi native Robert Johnson, who legend holds acquired his musical genius by way of having made a deal with the devil, is known to have had a major impact on musicians from Muddy Waters to the Rolling Stones. Some musicians were inspired by influences beyond music. The art of English painter J. Frederic Chopin began playing piano at age seven, gave his first concert a year later, and at age eleven performed for the Russian tsar Alexander I. Mozart, whose life was all too short although with an extraordinary influence, was composing from the age of five.

He is now recognized as being one of the greatest composers of all time. By bringing together io Introduction the musical traditions that preceded him and then melding those traditions to create music that was all his own, Bach built his legacy around unique innovation. Luciano Pavarotti is considered one of the greatest operatic tenors ever.

Teaming his athletic vocal range with a lively, energizing personality, Pavarotti earned such popularity over the seven decades of his life that many credit him with single-handedly opening the traditionally upper-class world of opera to the everyday masses. Her first name alone is instantly recognizable, conjuring the image and sound of this singular musician. Millions have bought her albums; millions more have not only heard but felt the energy of her voice.

A passionate, perennial performer, it is no wonder that she has more Top 40 singles than any other female singer. The great Irish rock band U2 all but defines what it means to be influential. Through ONE, Bono has brought together millions of people committed to fighting extreme poverty and disease, especially in Africa.

Beginning with their first breakthrough album, War , in , and continuing through How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb in and No Line on the Horizon in , U2 has over the years created music that is so instantly recognizable as theirs, yet also so innovative and so technologically cutting-edge, that you are practically compelled to listen.

How so? That is hard to say. In that they have reduced hunger? In that they have inspired teenagers to pick up an instrument? Or in the music that has followed their lead, from one new band to the next, and which clearly demonstrates a reverence for this celebrity group of post-punk rock stars. Part American folksinger, part poet, part rock star, and part living icon, Dylan wields lyrics as a soldier wields his sword or Shakespeare his pen.

Throughout his career, Dylan has used the stage to deliver a full range of commentary on the issues of the day. Witty, biting, damning, and always interesting, every word he sings is laced with meaning, and every sentence he speaks comes layered like an onion waiting to be peeled. Fie sings of love, politics, war, exploration, and exploitation.

And if an issue of import is being ignored when it should be front and center, or has been forgotten, Dylan sings about it. With his lyrics, he pulls the world together, even as he rips apart the status quo.

Without a doubt, Dylan will continue to be a legend as long as people listen to music. As for the music experience and its delivery, today is quite different than just a few short years ago. Records and tapes are all but gone, and CDs are on their way out.

Music today is digital. It is fast, at our fingertips, and often it is free. The current profile will undoubtedly change in the future—it always does. But then again, you can also be sure that much will be the same.

We will always listen to music, through whatever device we choose. Music will always be a part of our lives, ringing through our ears even when it is silent and nothing but a memory. That is music, and that is the influence it has on us. Those musicians featured in this book span hundreds of years, countless musical genres, and immeasurable distances in style, technique, and purpose. Nevertheless, they have all been, and continue to be, influential.

Some are influential because they brought a unique approach to their art that others later followed. Others were leaders of an influential movement in their field—a movement that led future musicians to improvise, change, and ultimately re-create music itself.

And still others, through their work, brought about social reform and societal change that has forever shaped the landscape in which we now live. For these influential people, music was and is life. They devoted their careers to the art, spending countless hours writing, creating, and fine-tuning. They have performed for great crowds, spoken on their beliefs, stood up for just causes, and above all, brought pleasure to the people who have listened. In doing so, each has left a mark, a stamp of influence, on the world.

Educated at the Benedictine abbey at Pomposa, Guido evidently made use of the music treatise of Odo of Saint- Maur-des-Fosses and apparently developed his principles of staff notation there. He left Pomposa in about because his fellow monks resisted his musical innovations, and he was appointed by Theobald, bishop of Arezzo, as a teacher in the cathedral school and commissioned to write the Micrologus de disciplina artis musicae.

The bishop also arranged for Guido to give c. Many of the nth-century manuscripts notated in the new manner came from Camaldolese houses. The fundamentals of the new method consisted in the construction by thirds of a system of four lines, or staff, and the use of letters as clefs. The red F-line and the yellow C-line were already in use, but Guido added a black line between the F and the C and another black line above the C.

No longer was it necessary to learn melodies by rote, and Guido declared that his system reduced the 10 years normally required to become an ecclesiastical singer to a year. Guido was also developing his technique of solmization, described in his Epistola de ignoto cantu. Guido is also credited with the composition of a hymn to St. John the Baptist, Ut queant laxis, in which the first syllable of each line falls on a different tone of the hexa- chord the first six tones of the major scale ; these syllables, ut, re, mi, fa, sol, and la, are used in Latin countries as the names of the notes from c to a iut was eventually replaced by do.

His device was of immense practical value in teaching sight-reading of music and in learning melodies. Singers associated the syllables with certain intervals; mi to fa, in particular, always represented a half step. In addition to his innovations Guido also described a variety of organum adding to a plainchant melody a second voice singing different pitches that moved largely, but not completely, in parallel fourths.

He seems to have left Ferrara on the death of the duke in and later became provost of the collegiate church of Notre Dame in Conde. Of the 20 masses that survive complete, 17 were printed in his lifetime in three sets ,, by Ottaviano dei Petrucci. The expressiveness of his music marks a break with the medieval tradition of more abstract music.

Especially in his motets, Josquin gave free reign to his talent, expressing sorrow in poignant harmonies, employing suspension for emphasis, and taking the voices gradually into their lowest registers when the text speaks of death. His motets, as well as his masses, show an approach to the modern sense of tonality In his later works 1 9 The ioo Most Influential Musicians of All Time Josquin gradually abandoned cantus firmus technique for parody and paraphrase.

In his chansons Josquin was the principal exponent of a style new in the mid-i5th century, in which the learned techniques of canon and counterpoint were applied to secular song.

He abandoned the fixed forms of the rondeau and the ballade, employing freer forms of his own device. Though a few chansons are set homophonically—in chords—rather than polyphonically, a number of others are examples of counterpoint in five or six voices, maintaining sharp rhythm and clarity of texture. Antonio, the eldest child, trained for the priesthood and was ordained in He made his first known public appearance playing violin alongside his father in the basilica in He became an excellent violinist, and in he was appointed violin master at the Ospedale della Pieta, a home for abandoned or orphaned children.

Printed collections of his trio sonatas and violin sonatas respectively appeared in and , and in his first and most influential set of concerti for violin and string orchestra Opus 3, Lestro armonico was published by the Amsterdam music-publishing firm of Estienne Roger. He achieved great success with his sacred vocal music, for which he later received commissions from other institutions. Another new field of endeavour for him opened in when his first opera, Ottone in villa , was produced in Vicenza.

Returning to Venice, Vivaldi immediately plunged into operatic activity in the twin roles of composer and impresario. This was the only full-time post Vivaldi ever held; he seems to have preferred life as a freelance composer for the flexibility and entrepreneurial opportunities it offered. Based once more in Venice, but frequently traveling elsewhere, he supplied instrumental music to patrons and customers throughout Europe. Between and he published five new collections of concerti opuses After 21 The ioo Most Influential Musicians of All Time Vivaldi stopped publishing his works, finding it more profitable to sell them in manuscript to individual purchasers.

The French traveler Charles de Brasses reported in with regret that his music was no longer fashionable. In he traveled to Vienna, but he fell ill and did not live to attend the production there of his opera Loracolo in Messenia in The simplicity of his funeral on July 28, , suggests that he died in considerable poverty.

Instrumental Music Almost concerti by Vivaldi survive. More than are concerti for a solo instrument with string orchestra and continuo. Of these, approximately are written for solo violin, 40 for bassoon, 25 for cello, 15 for oboe, and 10 for flute. Vivaldi perfected the form of what would become the Classical three-movement concerto. Perhaps more importantly, Vivaldi was the first to employ regularly in his concerti the ritornello form, in which recurrent restatements of a refrain alternate with more episodic passages featuring a solo instrument.

The fast movements in 22 Antonio Vivaldi his concerti are notable for their rhythmic drive and the boldness of their themes, while the slow movements often present the character of arias written for the solo instrument. Four of them, the cycle of violin concerti entitled The Four Seasons Opus 8, no. Vivaldi also left more than 90 sonatas, mainly for stringed instruments.

Vocal Music More than 50 authentic sacred vocal compositions by Vivaldi are extant. They range from short hymns for solo voices to oratorios and elaborate psalm settings in several movements for double choir and orchestra. Fie composed some 50 operas 16 of which survived in their entirety as well as nearly 40 cantatas. Moreover, the mutual independence of voices and instruments often anticipates the later symphonic masses ofjoseph Haydn and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

April 14,, London, Eng. A German-born English composer of the late Baroque era, George Frideric Handel—or, Georg Friedrich Handel, as he was known for the first 30 years of his 23 The ioo Most Influential Musicians of All Time life—was noted particularly for his operas, oratorios, and instrumental compositions. He wrote the most famous of all oratorios, Messiah , and is also known for such occasional pieces as Water Music and Music for the Royal Fireworks Life The son of a barber-surgeon, Handel showed a marked gift for music and became a pupil in Halle of the composer Friedrich W Zachow, from whom he learned the principles of keyboard performance and composition.

In Handel enrolled as a law student at the University of Halle. He also became organist of the Reformed Calvinist Cathedral in Halle but served for only one year before going north to Hamburg. In Hamburg he joined the violin section of the opera orchestra and also took over some of the duties of harpsichordist; early in he presided over the premiere in Hamburg of his first opera, Almira. Handel spent the years traveling in Italy, where he met many of the greatest Italian musicians of the day.

He composed many works in Italy, including two operas, numerous Italian solo cantatas vocal compositions , II trionfo del tempo e del disinganno and another oratorio, the serenata Aci, GalateaePolifemo , and some Latin i.

His opera Agrippina enjoyed a sensational success at its premiere in Venice in Also in Handel was appointed Kapellmeister to the elector of Hanover, the future King George I of England, and later that year he journeyed to England.

Over the next two years his operas IIpastorfido and Teseo were also staged in London. In he became director of music to the duke of Chandos, for whom he composed the 11 Chandos Anthems and the English masque Acis and Galatea , among other works.

Another masque, Haman and Mordecai, was to be the effective starting point for the English oratorio. In Handel officially became a British subject, which enabled him to be appointed a composer of the Chapel Royal.

Among those of the s were Floridante , Ottone , Giulio Cesare , Rodelinda , and Scipione But Handel went on composing operas until , by which time he had written more than 40 such works. As the popularity of opera declined in England, oratorio became increasingly popular.

Handel first capitalized on this genre in with Deborah and Athalia. In Handel suffered what appears to have been a mild stroke. After a course of treatment in Aachen Germany , he was restored to health and went on to compose the Funeral Anthem for Queen Caroline and two of his most celebrated oratorios, Saul and Israel in Egypt, both of which were performed in Handel was by this time at the height of his powers, and the year saw the composition of his greatest oratorio, Messiah, and its inspired successor, Samson.

Messiah was given its first performance in Dublin on April 13,, and created a deep impression. Handel now began to experience trouble with his sight. He managed with great difficulty to finish the last of his oratorios, Jephtha, which was performed at Covent Garden Theatre, London, in He kept his interest in musical activities alive until the end.

His choral writing is remarkable for the manner in which it interweaves massive but simple harmonic passages with contrapuntal sections of great ingenuity, the whole most effectively illustrating the text. His writing for the solo voice is outstanding in its suitability for the medium. Handel had a striking ability to depict human character musically in a single scene or aria, a gift used with great dramatic power in his operas and oratorios.

Though the bulk of his music was vocal, Handel was nevertheless one of the great instrumental composers of the late Baroque era.

His long series of overtures mostly in the French style , his orchestral concertos Opus 3 and Opus 6 , his large-scale concert music for strings and winds such as the Water Music and the Fireworks Music , and the massive double concertos and organ concertos all show him to have been a complete master of the orchestral means at his command. Handel had a lifelong attachment to the theatre — even his oratorios were usually performed on the stage rather than in church.

Using these conventions, he produced Italian operas, such as Giulio Cesare ij2y ,Sosarme , and Alcina , which still make impressive stage spectacles. The story line is illustrated by solo recitatives and arias and underlined by the chorus. With Israel in Egypt and Messiah, however, the emphasis is quite different, Israel because of its uninterrupted chain of massive choruses, which do not lend themselves to stage presentation, and Messiah because it is a meditation on the life of Christ the Saviour rather than a dramatic narration of his Passion.

Foremost of these are the 11 ChandosAnthems. Most of the orchestral music Handel wrote consists of overtures, totaling about 80 in number. Handel was equally adept at the concerto form, especially the concerto grosso. His most important works of this type are the Six Concerti Grossi known as The Oboe Concertos , Opus 3, and the Twelve Grand Concertos, which represent the peak of the Baroque concerto grosso for stringed instruments.

The Water Music and Fireworks Music suites, for wind and string band, stand in 28 George Frideric FIandel a special class in the history of late Baroque music by virtue of their combination of grandeur and melodic bravura.

He also wrote various sonatas for one or more solo instruments with basso continuo accompaniment for harpsichord. In addition, he composed more than 20 organ concertos. Early Years J. Ambrosius was a string player, employed by the town council and the ducal court of Eisenach. Although Johann Sebastian started school in or , nothing definite is known of his musical 29 The ioo Most Influential Musicians of All Time The prolific Baroque composer Johann Sebastian Bach, seen here, was also a skilled organist and harpsichordist.

By both his parents were dead, and he was looked after by his eldest brother, Johann Christoph Christoph was the organist at Ohrdruf, and he apparently gave Johann Sebastian his first formal keyboard lessons.

In the young Bach secured a place in a select choir of poor boys at the school at Michaelskirche, Liineburg. Bach evidently returned to Thuringia late in the summer of , already a reasonably proficient organist and composer of keyboard and sacred music. By March 4, , he was a member of the orchestra employed by Johann Ernst, duke of Weimar and brother of Wilhelm Ernst, whose service Bach entered in When the new organ was completed at the Neue Kirche New Church in Arnstadt, on the northern edge of the Thuringian Forest, Bach helped test it, and in August he was appointed organist—at age The Arnstadt Period At Arnstadt, where he remained until , Bach devoted himself to keyboard music, for the organ in particular.

He did not return to Arnstadt until mid-January During these early years, Bach inherited the musical culture of the Thuringian area, a thorough familiarity with the traditional forms and hymns chorales of the orthodox Lutheran service, and, in keyboard music, perhaps a bias toward the formalistic styles of the south. But he also learned eagerly from the northern rhapsodists, Buxtehude above all.

By he had arrived at a first synthesis of northern and southern German styles. At Muhlhausen he produced several church cantatas; all of these works are cast in a conservative mold, based on biblical and chorale texts. Cantata No. Bach resigned from his post in Muhlhausen on June 25,, and subsequently moved to Weimar, on the Ilm River. The Weimar Period Bach was, from the outset, court organist at Weimar and a member of the orchestra.

From Weimar, he occasionally 32 Johann Sebastian Bach visited Weissenfels, and in February he took part in a court celebration there that included a performance of his first secular cantata, Was mir behagt, also called the Hunt Cantata BWV On March 2,, Bach became the concertmaster at Weimar; as such, he was charged with composing a cantata every month.

His favourite forms appropriated from the Italians were those based on refrain ritornello or da capo schemes in which wholesale repetition—literal or with modifications — of entire sections of a piece permitted him to create coherent musical forms with much larger dimensions than had hitherto been possible. In 33 The ioo Most Influential Musicians of All Time Kothen, Bach was concerned chiefly with chamber and orchestral music, and it was there that the sonatas for violin and clavier and for viola da gamba and clavier and the works for unaccompanied violin and cello were put into something like their present form.

The Brandenburg Concertos were finished by March 24, Bach also found time to complete several cantatas as well as compile pedagogical keyboard works, including the Clavierbuchlein for W. Bach begun Jan. But after the prince got married—to an apparently antimusical and demanding woman—Bach 34 Johann Sebastian Bach began to feel neglected. At the same time, he began to consider the education of his elder sons, born in and , and his thoughts turned to Leipzig. On Feb.

Bach received the appointment, was granted permission to leave Kothen, and was installed in his new position on May Years at Leipzig As director of church music for the city of Leipzig, Bach had to supply performers for four churches: Peterskirche, Neue Kirche, Nikolaikirche, and Thomaskirche.

His first official performance was on May 30, with Cantata No. New works produced during this ye ar include many cant atas and the Magnificat in its first version. John Passion , which was subsequently revised. The total number of cantatas produced during this ecclesiastical year was about 62, of which about 39 were new works. On June 11, , Bach began a fresh annual cycle of cantatas, and within the year he wrote 52 of the so-called chorale cantatas.

Indeed, during his first two or three years at Leipzig, Bach produced a large number of new cantatas, sometimes at the rate of one a week. Number symbolism, another common device of the Baroque period, also is sometimes pictorial; in the St. After , therefore, he turned his attention to other projects. He did, however, produce the St. Matthew Passion in , a work that inaugurated a renewed interest in the mid-is for vocal works on a larger scale than the cantata; the now-lost St.

From c. For these concerts, he adapted some of his earlier concerti as harpsichord con- certi, thus becoming one of the first composers—if not the very first—of concerti for keyboard instrument and orchestra.

About Bach began to produce cantatas in honour of the elector of Saxony and his family, evidently with a view to the court appointment he secured in ; many of these secular movements were adapted to sacred words and reused in the Christmas Oratorio. On his visits to Dresden, Bach had won the regard of the Russian envoy, Flermann Karl, Reichsgraf count von Keyserlingk, who commissioned the so-called Goldberg Variations ; these were published as part four of the Clavieriibung about , and Book Two of Das Wohltemperierte Klavier seems to have been compiled about the same time.

In addition, he wrote a few cantatas, revised some of his Weimar organ works, and published the so-called Schiibler Chorale Preludes in or after In July his improvisations, on a theme proposed by the king, took shape as The Musical Offering. Anna Magdalena was left badly off. Her stepsons apparently did nothing to help her, and her own sons were too young to do so. She died on Feb. Unfinished as it was, The Art of the Fugue was published in and was reissued in Very few copies were sold, however.

March 31,, Rohrau, Austria—d. May 31,, Vienna ustrian composer Joseph Haydn was one of the most Xjl important figures in the development of the Classical style in music during the 18th century. Haydn early revealed unusual musical gifts, and a cousin who was a school principal and choirmaster in the nearby city of Hainburg offered to take him into his home and train him.

The young Haydn sang in the church choir, learned to play various instruments, and obtained a good basic knowledge of music. His life changed decisively when he was eight years old, when the musical director of St.

Thus, in Haydn moved to Vienna. When his voice changed, he was expelled from both the cathedral choir and the choir school. With no money and few possessions, Haydn at 17 was left to his own devices. He eventually was introduced to the music-loving Austrian nobleman Karl Joseph von Furnberg, in whose home he played chamber music and for whose instrumentalists he wrote his first string quartets.

Through the recommendation of Furnberg, Haydn was engaged in as musical director and chamber composer for the Bohemian count Ferdinand Maximilian von Morzin and was put in charge of an orchestra of about 16 musicians.

Esterhazy Patronage Haydn stayed only briefly with von Morzin, and soon he was invited to enter the service of Prince Pal Antal Esterhazy.

The Esterhazys were one of the wealthiest and most influential families of the Austrian empire and boasted a distinguished record of supporting music. Prince Pal Antal had an orchestra performing regularly in his 39 The ioo Most Influential Musicians of All Time castle at Eisenstadt, a small town some 30 miles 48 km from Vienna, and he appointed the relatively unknown Haydn to be assistant conductor in While the music director oversaw church music, Haydn conducted the orchestra, coached the singers, composed most of the music, and served as chief of the musical personnel.

Haydn worked well with the Esterhazy family, and he remained in their service until his death. In Haydn became musical director at the Esterhazy court.

His ambitious plans were supported by Prince Miklos, who had become head of the Esterhazy family in The prince was a passionate performer on the baryton, and Haydn provided more than compositions featuring this now-obsolete cellolike instrument.

Haydn served Prince Miklos for nearly 30 years. On these visits he developed a close friendship with Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

The music written then, from the Stabat Mater to the large-scale Missa Sancti Nicolai , would be sufficient to place him among the chief composers of the era. The many operas he wrote during these years did much to enhance his own reputation and that of the Esterhazy court.

Other important works from this period include the string quartets of Opus 20, the Piano Sonata in C Minor, and the turgid symphonies in minor keys, especially the so-called Trauersymphonie in E 40 Joseph Haydn Minor, No.

These important quartets quickly set a new standard for the genre. In the mid-i78os a commission came from Paris to compose a set of symphonies. Also about this time, Haydn was commissioned to compose the Seven Last Words of Our Saviour on the Cross, one of his most admired works. Haydn gladly accepted this offer, and the two men set off for London in December The 12 symphonies he wrote on his first and second visits to London represent the climax of his orchestral output.

Their style and wit endeared the works to British audiences, and their popularity is reflected in the various nicknames bestowed on them—e. This perhaps prompted him to make a second journey to England in January The principal compositions of his second visit to London were the second set of London or Salomon symphonies Nos. While in London, Haydn reached even greater heights of inspiration, particularly in the last three symphonies he wrote Nos.

Deciding to compose further works in this genre, he obtained a suitable libretto, and, after settling in Vienna and resuming his duties for Prince Esterhazy, he started work on the oratorio The Creation , the text of which had been translated into German by Baron Gottfried van Swieten.

The work was planned and executed to enable performances in either German or English; it is believed to be the first musical work published with text underlay in two languages.

The Creation was first publicly performed in and earned enormous popularity subsequently Haydn then produced another oratorio, which absorbed him until An extended poem, The Seasons, by James Thomson, was chosen as the basis for the much shorter libretto, again adapted and translated by van Swieten so as to enable performance in either German or English. The oratorio 42 Joseph Haydn achieved much success, both at the Austrian court and in public performances although not in London.

He also continued to compose string quartets, notably the six Erdody quartets known as Opus After composing his last two masses in and , Haydn undertook no more large-scale works. During the last years of his life, he was apparently incapable of further work. With Haydn and Beethoven he brought to its height the achievement of the Viennese Classical school. Unlike any other composer in musical history, he wrote in all the musical genres of his day and 43 The ioo Most Influential Musicians of All Time The Mozart family: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart seated at piano with his sister Maria Anna left and his parents, Leopold and Anna Maria in portrait ; oil on canvas by Johann Nepomuk della Croce, c.

His taste, his command of form, and his range of expression have made him seem the most universal of all composers. Two more followed during a stay in The Hague on the return journey K 22 and K 45a.

Just a few months later, Mozart was appointed an honorary Konzertmeister at the Salzburg court. The Italian Tours Mastery of the Italian operatic style was a prerequisite for a successful international composing career, and Mozart accordingly visited Italy with his father. Their first tour, begun on Dec.

The third and final Italian journey lasted from October until March The instrumental music of the period around the Italian journeys includes several symphonies a few of them are done in a light, Italianate style , but others tread new ground in form, orchestration, and scale. There are also six string quartets and three divertimentos.

Early Maturity Leopold took Mozart to Vienna in , where the newest Viennese music had a considerable effect on the young composer; he produced a set of six string quartets showing fuller textures and a more intellectual approach to the medium.

The year saw the composition of more symphonies, concertos for bassoon and for two violins, serenades, and several sacred works. A period of two and a half years from March began in which Mozart worked steadily in his Salzburg post, now as a salaried Konzertmeister. During this period he wrote only one dramatic work, but he was productive in sacred and lighter instrumental music. His most impressive piece for the church was the Litaniae de venerabili altaris sacramento K , which embraces a wide range of styles fugues, choruses of considerable dramatic force, florid arias, and a plainchant setting.

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