Music

<p>{block name:“Course Tagline - Music”}</p><p>Interested in classical music but don’t know how to start? Been listening for a while but need some guidance? This course provides a framework for

<p>{block name:“Course Tagline - Music”}</p><p>For two hundred years, Beethoven’s music has spoken to us and moved us in ways no previous composer had ever achieved. Born at a pivotal point in

<p>{block name:“Course Tagline - Music”}</p><p>What makes a composer ‘great’? Why does the work of some composers still resonate, delighting contemporary audiences?</p><p>In this music appreciation

<p>{block name:“Course Tagline - Music”}</p><p>Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart wrote over six hundred works, including some of the most-loved pieces in the classical repertoire. These include the <em>Clarinet

<p>{block name:“Course Tagline - Music”}</p><p>Why does history remember some composers and not others? What is it about the music of some composers that continues to appeal to us?</p><p>In this music

<p>{block name:“Course Tagline - Music”}</p><p>How do the great composers fit into history? How are they influenced by their times, and how do they influence those who come afterwards?</p><p>This

<p>{block name:“Course Tagline - Music”}</p><p>Chamber music is one of the most intimate forms of classical music. It combines the wealth and richness of classical music structures with the intimacy