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…tales. However, his most important work from this period was “The Wedding,” a ballet-cantata that combined Russian village wedding songs with Stravinsky’s unmistakable flair for modernist orchestration. The French Period:…

…moved to Berlin, where he met leading figures of the time, such as von Bülow and Taubert. He subsequently relocated to Mannheim, where he composed significant works like the cantata…

…sought to create music that would resonate with the Soviet people. He composed several works, including the massive Cantata for the 20th Anniversary of the October Revolution. Despite facing political…

…academy in 1819 and started composing incessantly. In 1820 alone, he composed a violin sonata, two piano sonatas, several songs, a quartet for men’s voices, a cantata, and a short…

…his own. His non-vocal output, which includes concert suites, ballet music, oratorios, and cantatas, is equally noteworthy. His Méditation réligieuse from Thaïs, a violin solo with an orchestra, and his…

…the Passion, numerous cantatas, litanies, motets, and other liturgical pieces. His works from this period also included two oratorios, Die Israeliten in der Wüste and Die Auferstehung und Himmelfahrt Jesu,…

…places such as France, Switzerland, Italy, and Russia. These travels greatly influenced his musical style, particularly his exposure to Russian composers and their works. In 1884, Debussy’s cantata L’Enfant prodigue…

…symphonies, numerous cantatas, and a handful of oratorios and chamber music pieces. Final Years and Death After moving back to Italy, Rossini spent the remaining years of his life writing…