A virtuoso in instrumental music who is also known as the "Poet of the Piano".*1 pointA. Camille Saint-SaensB. Peter Illych TchaikovskyC. Franz LisztD. Frederic Chopin

A russian composer who is also considered the 'Maestro of Ballet Music'1 pointA. Camille Saint-SaensB. Peter Illych TchaikovskyC. Franz LisztD. Frederic Chopin

10. He contributed the concept of the 'Symphonic Poem'. A piece of orchestral music, usually in a single continuous movement, which illustrates or evokes the content of a poem, or story. 1 pointA. Camille Saint-SaensB. Peter Illych TchaikovskyC. Franz LisztD. Frederic Chopin

6. A russian composer who is also considered the 'Maestro of Ballet Music'1 pointA. Camille Saint-SaensB. Peter Illych TchaikovskyC. Franz LisztD. Frederic Chopin

He was an Italian composer, virtuoso violinist, and impresario renowned for his contributions to Baroque music.*1 pointAntonio VivaldiArcangelo CorelliClaudio MonteverdiGeorge HandelJohann Bach

Breaking away from classical sonata form and the standard four-movement symphony Liszt created the _____________, a one-movement orchestral composition based to some extent on literary or pictorial ideas,