Frederick Chopin (1810-1849) was a Romantic composer of Polish nationality. His life was not all the time as lavish as this. There were instances when he endured financially difficult times. One such time was between 1774 and 1778 when his family couldn’t find a patron. He was rising up and as he gained years, he lost popularity. It appeared his scenario improved in 1778 when he was employed as an organist for a court and later by a cathedral. It was not what he was searching for although. He needed to proceed composing, and he did. Whereas he was unemployed and even throughout his time as an organist, he continued to create music.
Following the demise of J.S. Bach in 1750, composers started to insurgent towards the strict rules of Baroque music. Particularly, they had been tired of the overly-intricate stylings of layered melodies that might only show so much technical mastery. In brief, the composers knew that their musicians, and themselves, have been able to so much more.
Within the 1800s, the tradition of one sole aristocrat retaining a court orchestra and composer was starting to dwindle in favour of a extra flexible strategy that allowed for fewer everlasting musicians and extra sponsored musical events the general public could attend. However, these musical occasions weren’t grandiose performances held in flamboyant buildings. They were small affairs, usually performed in the homes of aristocrats who had been fed up of the lack of musical entertainment on offer in the metropolis.