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He modeled his choral works after those of Handel and Haydn. His love for musical tradition was influenced by Bach and the other Viennese Classical Composers.
The round is a very primitive form of musical structure. It goes back before composers were identified by name.
Anton Bruckner was a teacher in Vienna and few of his pupils became composers like Rott, Schmidt, and the greatest of them Gustav Mahler. Several other composers were influenced by Bruckner's mucic : Wolff, Wetz, Stenhammar... And even Sibelius. At least, Bruckner was at the origin of the musical sphere called "post romanticism".
Two of the most obvious musical elements that composers use to achieve variety are indeed dynamics and timbre. These can be achieved by using different instruments in different registers.
Yes, there were 6 composers that influenced him.
bach
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He modeled his choral works after those of Handel and Haydn. His love for musical tradition was influenced by Bach and the other Viennese Classical Composers.
It is called a 'score'
Joseph Haydn was Ludwig van Beethoven's most valued mentor, he was greatly influenced by Mozart as well. Bach and Muzio Celemnti influenced not as much, but are still credited to his style. A large portion of Beethoven's style, however, was a product of his own musical genius.
It depends on how successful the composer is.
Bach and Mozart
The round is a very primitive form of musical structure. It goes back before composers were identified by name.
Mozart, Haydn, Schubert, and Strauss.
Anton Bruckner was a teacher in Vienna and few of his pupils became composers like Rott, Schmidt, and the greatest of them Gustav Mahler. Several other composers were influenced by Bruckner's mucic : Wolff, Wetz, Stenhammar... And even Sibelius. At least, Bruckner was at the origin of the musical sphere called "post romanticism".
Which musical? In general, the term is "librettist" for the guy who writes the music and "lyricist" for the guy who writes the lyrics (words).