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Franz Joseph Haydn , who was taken to Vienna by Georg Reutter, one of Caldara's pupils, sang many of his sacred works when he was a choirboy at St. Stephens and possessed copies of two of Caldara's Masses.

弗朗茨约瑟夫海顿，模型，被谁格奥尔Reutter，对卡尔达拉的学生之一，维也纳卡尔达拉唱他时，他是神圣的许多作品在圣士提反choirboy和卡尔达拉的群众2。

Although Chopin lived in the 1800s, he was educated in the tradition of Beethoven, Haydn, Mozart and Clementi; he even used Clementi's piano method with his own students.

虽然肖邦生活在19世纪，他所受的教育仍然依照贝多芬、海顿、莫扎特和克莱门蒂留下的传统；他甚至用克莱门蒂的钢琴弹奏法教育自己的学生们。

Total repertoire shall be a complete Concerto and a 25 minute solo program which includes at least one movement of a Sonata by Clementi, Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, or Schubert; a virtuoso Etude, and other solo of the contestant's choice

全部的曲目为一首完整的协奏曲和25分钟的独奏，包括至少一首克莱门第、海顿、莫扎特、贝多芬或者舒伯特奏鸣曲的一个乐章；一首炫技练习曲，和一首自选的其他独奏曲目。

In the middle, s catter ed pieces from Baroque period composers, Teleman and Handel, Classic era's Haydn, Kuhlau and Clementi, Romantic times' Schuman and Impressionist Debussy.

其中间杂着巴罗克时期的泰勒曼 Teleman ，海德尔 Handel ；古典时期的海顿Haydn ，库劳 Kuhlau和克莱门蒂 Clementi ，浪漫主义时期的舒曼 Schuman ，还有印象派的德彪西 Debussy 。

Austria has been the birthplace of many famous composers such as Joseph Haydn, Michael Haydn, Franz Schubert, Anton Bruckner, Johann Strauss, Sr. and Johann Strauss, Jr.

奥地利是很多著名作曲家的诞生地，比如约瑟夫海顿，米歇尔海顿，弗朗茨舒伯特，安东布鲁克纳，老约翰斯特劳斯以及小约翰斯特劳斯等等。

He set Beethoven to work on counterpoint, using the standard text book, Fux's Gradus ad Parnassum (1725), but Beethoven complained that he was not making any progress because Haydn was much too busy to correct the exercises properly and it seems that for that year the composer Johan Schenk secretly helped Beethoven with the exercises, even going so far as to get Beethoven to copy out any corrections in his own hand so that Haydn would not realize what was going on.

他让贝多芬学习复调音乐，采用标准的教材，弗克斯的《艺术津梁》（1725），但贝多芬抱怨自己没有取得任何进步，因为海顿太忙，不能恰当地纠正练习中的错误；在这一年，似乎是作曲家约翰·尚克暗中帮助贝多芬进行练习，甚至到了让贝多芬把修改的错误自己抄写出来的地步，这样海顿就不会意识到所发生的事情。

Haydn insisted that his student write "pupil of Haydn" at the top of each song he wrote.

海顿坚持他的学生必须在所写乐曲的上方注有"海顿的学生"的字样。

Haydn was a countryman, son of a wheelwright, his family still part of the peasantry (for this very reason—or rather, for its democratic implications—Beethoven treasured a painting of the little hut in which Haydn was born); whereas Mozart was a townsman, his father was university-educated (trained as a lawyer, in fact, although he chose music as a profession) and the author of a best-selling book.

海顿来自乡村，是一个车轮修造匠的儿子，他的家族仍属于小农阶级（由于这个原因，作为一种平民化的象征，贝多芬珍藏着一幅以海顿小屋为主题的画作）；而莫扎特则是城市居民，他的父亲接受过高等教育（法学专业，虽然他最终选择以音乐作为终身职业）并且是一本畅销书的作者。

It was during his two visits to London in 1791 and 1794 that Haydn heard a number of Handel's oratorios, then Haydn was immediately inspired and afterward began to compose The Creation.

在他1791年和1794年的两次伦敦之行中多次听到了亨德尔的清唱剧，海顿立即深受鼓舞，之后才开始创作《创世记》。

Six stops on the Tyneside Metro currently pump out Haydn and Mozart to deter vandals and loiterers, and the scheme has been so successful that it has spawned imitators.

伦敦Tyneside地铁的6个站选出Haydn and Mozart来阻止野蛮和流浪人逗留，这项计划已经如此成功以至于被很多地方效仿。

The split between the two groups can hardly be papered over.

这两个团体间的分歧难以掩饰。

This approach not only encourages a greater number of responses, but minimizes the likelihood of stale groupthink.

这种做法不仅鼓励了更多的反应，而且减少跟风的可能性。