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Which of the following statements is not true? like haydn and many other composers of the classical period, beethoven was most successful financially when in the service of the aristocracy. the finale of beethoven's ninth symphony is based on schiller's poem about human brotherhood, ode to joy. beethoven opened new realms of musical expression that profoundly influenced composers throughout the nineteenth century. in the finale of his ninth symphony, beethoven took the unprecedented step of using a chorus and four solo vocalists.

Name the artist that created the two pieces of artwork. explain why the two pieces are similar, the order in which they were created, and the purpose of each.

Afour movement work with the movement structure slow-fast-slow-fast and that was supposedly intended for performance in church is called a