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telemann (n)
German baroque composer (1681-1767)
telemann Sentence Examples
- Georg Philipp Telemann was a renowned German composer during the Baroque period.
- Telemann's prolific output included operas, cantatas, concertos, and chamber music.
- The "Water Music" suite by Telemann was inspired by a festive boat trip on the Thames River.
- Telemann's "Musique de Table" collection featured light and entertaining pieces suitable for dining.
- The French overtures of Telemann displayed his mastery of dance rhythms and melodic invention.
- Telemann's concertos for recorder were groundbreaking and expanded the repertoire for the instrument.
- The "Darmstadt Concerto" by Telemann showcased his virtuosity as a keyboard player.
- Telemann's cantatas often combined sacred and secular elements, reflecting the evolving musical tastes of his time.
- Telemann was a highly respected contemporary of Bach and Handel, and his music influenced generations of composers.
- The Telemann Museum in Hamburg houses a collection of his manuscripts and personal belongings, providing insights into his life and work.
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German baroque composer (1681-1767)
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Georg Philipp Telemann was a renowned German composer during the Baroque period.
Telemann's prolific output included operas, cantatas, concertos, and chamber music.
The "Water Music" suite by Telemann was inspired by a festive boat trip on the Thames River.
Telemann's "Musique de Table" collection featured light and entertaining pieces suitable for dining.
