A russian composer who is also considered the 'Maestro of Ballet Music'

A russian composer who is also considered the 'Maestro of Ballet Music'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

Russian composer Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky wrote symphonies and operas that appealed broadly to the public. His work commonly featured expressive melodies and colorful orchestration designed to evoke highly emotional responses. His most notable works string together major and minor chords that swoon the audience into the throws of young love, as in The Sleeping Beauty, or an extraordinary sense of patriotism, as in 1812 Overture. Thus, Tchaikovsky crafted his compositions with the reaction of the audience in mind. In this way, as no other composer has, he won the hearts of the Russian people.Which choice best describes Tchaikovsky’s approach to music composition, as presented in the text?Choose 1 answer:He rejects modernist views of symphony structure and uses music as his canvas to relate to the audience.eliminateHe draws from traditional Russian culture and popular anthems to appeal to loyal patriots.eliminateHe designs his symphonies with a focus on the emotions he seeks to evoke from his audience.eliminateHe has been influenced by highly emotional periods of his life, including courting his wife and his military service.

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