Who knows the inheritance and innovation of The Romantic Period's instrumental music works? Just give two examples. Thank you.

Paganini (1782- 1840) is an Italian composer and a famous violinist in the history of music. My father is a port stevedore and bookkeeper, and also a music lover. I found that my son has a talent for music and decided to train him to be a musician. Paganini studied mandolin under the guidance of his father at the age of 5, and changed to violin at the age of 7, and was strictly disciplined by his father. Later, his father asked him to learn violin and harmony from local famous teachers. /kloc-when he was 0/2 years old, he made his first public performance, playing his own variations according to the melody of French revolutionary songs, which attracted the attention and guidance of the predecessors in the music industry. His skills improved rapidly, and he further studied composition and created 24 capriccios. /kloc-left his father's guardianship at the age of 0/8, gave a concert in Lucca, served as a national band conductor, and engaged in teaching and composing. 1805, she was a court musician of Napoleon's sister. She improvised with two strings or one string at the court concert, which was amazing. 1809, he left Lucca and started his career as a "freelance artist". Since then, his tour in European countries has been warmly welcomed, and Schumann, Heine and Liszt all spoke highly of him. However, he continued to be ill and weak. 1834 went back to Italy to settle down, 1837 went to France again. 1840 died of laryngeal cancer, Mince, France.

Paganini's violin art grew up under the influence of the Italian national liberation movement in the19th century, and belongs to The Romantic Period's music. They are full of passion, poetry, fantasy and extraordinary momentum. They are unique in violin playing skills and timbre changes, and have become a symbol of a new level in violin history. His violin etudes showed the author's difficult playing skills, shocked musicians and had a great influence on the development of The Romantic Period's instrumental music. Liszt, Schumann, Brahms and Rachmaninov all adapted his works for piano or orchestra.

Liszt (181-1883) is a Hungarian composer, pianist and music critic. He lived in a superior musical environment since childhood, and his musical talent was discovered very early and received careful education. Performing at the age of 9. 1824 went to Vienna for further study with the support of big noble III, and studied piano with C. Cherny. Then he studied the theory of composition. What he will never forget is that Beethoven attended the concert for the second time and kissed the 12-year-old violinist on the stage to show his appreciation. /kloc-0 debuted in Paris in March, 824. Start writing later and show your talent. /kloc-When his father died at the age of 0/6, he provoked the burden of life and made a living by teaching piano. At the same time, study hard, get in touch with society and seek truth. Inspired by the outbreak of the revolution in July 1830, he wrote the outline of the Revolutionary Symphony, which was closer to positive romanticism and became a member of the literary salon of romantic masters such as Hugo and Heine, and was directly influenced by Berlioz and Chopin. Especially 183 13, I watched Paganini's performance. I was deeply inspired, studied hard and drew lessons from the violin skills in piano skills to create Paganini etudes. His piano skills became more and more mature, and he traveled and played from 1839 for ten years. At the same time, he created some patriotic works. 1848 settled in Germany and engaged in creation. During this period, his ideological tendency was revolutionary, and most of his creative contents were based on it. At the same time, he created a large number of symphony works. 186 1 year, Liszt arrived in Rome, was received by the Pope, and his thoughts began to be depressed. He entered the monastery and began to devote himself to the creation of religious music. From 65438 to 0875, he established the first Hungarian Conservatory of Music, and personally taught piano, which greatly cared for young composers from all over the world, such as Bedrich Smetana and Grieg. 1886 died of pneumonia in July. Liszt's major achievements are piano music and symphonic music. He initiated the genre of "symphonic poetry". Piano playing skills are superb and difficult, forming a passionate, poetic and brilliant style, creating a precedent for piano solo and recitation. Some of his piano works are known for their passion and poetry, some are famous for their tragic revolutionary lofty sentiments, some are rich in thought and drama, and some are full of national and folk characteristics.