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…with piano lessons from his elder sister. With his unequivocal passion for music, he quickly ascended to become one of the most influential composers of the 20th century. Early Life…

…from a family with a long history of military service. Tchaikovsky’s musical journey began at the age of five when he started taking piano lessons. Despite demonstrating an early passion…

…suit. Rimsky-Korsakov’s early education had a significant impact on his later life. At the tender age of six, he started piano lessons, showing an uncanny aural skill. However, he didn’t…

…he made significant progress, learning to play the harpsichord and violin, and singing in the church choir. Haydn’s Time in Vienna In his early teens, Haydn’s impressive singing skills caught…

…lessons at the age of six. He received a classical education at the Cadet School in Saint Petersburg, where he was exposed to Russian literature and culture. Career and Struggles…

…theater grew, leading him to compose his first drama at the age of 11. In his adolescent years, Wagner received harmony lessons from Christian Gottlieb Muller. Exposed to the works…

…so impressed by the young Hummel’s talent that he offered to give him music lessons, free of charge. Under Mozart’s tutelage, Hummel lived in the Mozart household for two years…

…age, Elgar displayed a remarkable aptitude for music. By the age of eight, he was taking piano and violin lessons from local teachers. His father’s influence and the exposure to…

…gave him his first piano lessons. His keen ear and memory allowed him to learn complex songs by listening to his father’s music lessons from behind closed doors. The Paris…