Will give brainliest 5 stars and . bad responses will be reported.
title:
composer:
performer(s):
hint: the composer and performer(s) are usually different people.
1. what year was the piece written? what period of music history was this (primitive, ancient, baroque, classical, romantic, twentieth century, modern)?

2. can you think of another famous composer from this period?

3. what instruments are required to play the piece (list all instruments)?

4. for whom was the piece originally written?

5. when and where did the premier take place?

6. was this piece written early, late, or in the middle of the composer’s career?

Well I don't know what the actual questions are, if there are any questions, but here is what I know.

Explanation:

1. Classical.

2. I can think of Johann Christoph Friedrich Bach, who was a harpsichordist, as well as a composer. He was known as "Bückeburg Bach", who was taught music from his father, and a distant cousin named Johann Elias Bach.

3. Number one instrument, I would say is the   Violine (Violin in German.), considering the Violine was the most popular classical instrument used in any classical piece.

(I assume I can pick any classical, but, if not, I apologize.)

4. udwig van Beethoven – Symphony No. 5 In C Minor, Op. 67, "Fate": I. Allegro Con Brio was composed for none other than J. F. M. Lobkowitz

Andreas Razumovsky.

5. Beethoven premiered Symphony No. in C Minor at the Theater an der Wien, Vienna, composed from 1804, to 1808.

6. Beethoven wrote the Symphony over the space of some four years, beginning in the spring of 1804, during the most productive period of his career.

Hope this helped, mate.

i believe their role is to instruct certain sections on when they are to join and when they are to stop