Classic 100 Composer
In 2019, the Australian radio station ABC Classic FM held the seventeenth of its annual Classic Music countdowns, during which the public voted for 100 favourite composers. The Classic 100 Composer countdown was broadcast in reverse order from 7 to 9 June.[1]
Countdown results[edit]
The results of the countdown are as follows:
Rank | Composer | Country | Lived |
---|---|---|---|
100 | Francis Poulenc | French | 1899–1963 |
99 | Carl Orff | German | 1895–1982 |
98 | Carl Vine | Australian | 1954– |
97 | Domenico Scarlatti | Italian | 1685–1757 |
96 | Sally Whitwell | Australian | 1974– |
95 | Henryk Górecki | Polish | 1933–2010 |
94 | Jean-Philippe Rameau | French | 1683–1764 |
93 | Graeme Koehne | Australian | 1956– |
92 | Erich Korngold | American | 1897–1957 |
91 | Michael Nyman | British | 1944– |
90 | Peggy Glanville-Hicks | Australian | 1912–1990 |
89 | Jules Massenet | French | 1842–1912 |
88 | Niccolò Paganini | Italian | 1782–1840 |
87 | William Barton | Australian | 1981– |
86 | Gregorio Allegri | Italian | 1582–1652 |
85 | John Barry | British | 1933–2011 |
84 | Ottorino Respighi | Italian | 1879–1936 |
83 | Fanny Mendelssohn | German | 1805–1847 |
82 | Palestrina | Italian | 1525–1594 |
81 | Howard Shore | Canadian | 1946– |
80 | Max Richter | German/British | 1966– |
79 | Arcangelo Corelli | Italian | 1653–1713 |
78 | Johann Pachelbel | German | 1653–1706 |
77 | Béla Bartók | Hungarian | 1881–1945 |
76 | William Byrd | British | 1539–1623 |
75 | Johann Strauss I | Austrian | 1804–1849 |
74 | Modest Mussorgsky | Russian | 1839–1881 |
73 | Tomaso Albinoni | Italian | 1671–1751 |
72 | Arthur Sullivan | British | 1842–1900 |
71 | Bedřich Smetana | Czech | 1824–1884 |
70 | Luigi Boccherini | Italian | 1743–1805 |
69 | Anton Bruckner | Austrian | 1824–1896 |
68 | John Rutter | British | 1945– |
67 | Karl Jenkins | British | 1944– |
66 | Johann Strauss II | German | 1825–1899 |
65 | Ludovico Einaudi | Italian | 1955– |
64 | Astor Piazzolla | Argentinian | 1921–1992 |
63 | Aram Khachaturian | Armenian | 1903–1978 |
62 | Clara Schumann | German | 1819–1896 |
61 | Samuel Barber | American | 1910–1981 |
60 | Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach | German | 1714–1788 |
59 | Hans Zimmer | German | 1957– |
58 | Percy Grainger | Australian | 1882–1961 |
57 | Hector Berlioz | French | 1803–1869 |
56 | Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov | Russian | 1844–1908 |
55 | Gioachino Rossini | Italian | 1792–1868 |
54 | Joaquín Rodrigo | Spanish | 1901–1999 |
53 | Franz Liszt | Hungarian | 1811–1886 |
52 | Thomas Tallis | British | 1505–1585 |
51 | Alexander Borodin | Russian | 1833–1887 |
50 | Benjamin Britten | British | 1913–1976 |
49 | Max Bruch | German | 1838–1920 |
48 | Georg Philipp Telemann | German | 1681–1767 |
47 | Robert Schumann | German | 1810–1856 |
46 | Igor Stravinsky | Russian | 1882–1971 |
45 | Henry Purcell | British | 1659–1695 |
44 | Claudio Monteverdi | Italian | 1567–1643 |
43 | Aaron Copland | American | 1900–1990 |
42 | Gustav Holst | British | 1874–1934 |
41 | Richard Strauss | German | 1864–1949 |
40 | Ennio Morricone | Italian | 1928– |
39 | Gabriel Fauré | French | 1845–1924 |
38 | Leonard Bernstein | American | 1922–2004 |
37 | Erik Satie | French | 1866–1925 |
36 | Philip Glass | American | 1937– |
35 | Richard Wagner | German | 1813–1883 |
34 | Georges Bizet | French | 1838–1875 |
33 | Hildegard von Bingen | German | 1098–1179 |
32 | Sergei Prokofiev | Russian | 1891–1953 |
31 | Nigel Westlake | Australian | 1958– |
30 | Ross Edwards | Australian | 1943– |
29 | Edvard Grieg | Norwegian | 1843–1907 |
28 | Maurice Ravel | French | 1875–1937 |
27 | George Gershwin | American | 1898–1937 |
26 | Arvo Pärt | Estonian | 1935– |
25 | Joseph Haydn | Austrian | 1732–1809 |
24 | Dmitri Shostakovich | Russian | 1906–1975 |
23 | Camille Saint-Saëns | French | 1835–1921 |
22 | Claude Debussy | French | 1862–1918 |
21 | Giuseppe Verdi | Italian | 1813–1901 |
20 | Gustav Mahler | Austrian | 1860–1911 |
19 | Giacomo Puccini | Italian | 1858–1924 |
18 | Peter Sculthorpe | Australian | 1929–2014 |
17 | Jean Sibelius | Finnish | 1865–1957 |
16 | Elena Kats-Chernin | Australian | 1957– |
15 | John Williams | American | 1932– |
14 | Johannes Brahms | German | 1833–1897 |
13 | Antonín Dvořák | Czech | 1841–1904 |
12 | Felix Mendelssohn | German | 1809–1847 |
11 | Ralph Vaughan Williams | British | 1872–1958 |
10 | Edward Elgar | British | 1857–1934 |
9 | Sergei Rachmaninoff | Russian | 1873–1943 |
8 | Franz Schubert | Austrian | 1797–1828 |
7 | Frédéric Chopin | Polish | 1810–1849 |
6 | Antonio Vivaldi | Italian | 1678–1741 |
5 | George Frideric Handel | British | 1685–1759 |
4 | Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky | Russian | 1840–1893 |
3 | Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart | Austrian | 1756–1791 |
2 | Johann Sebastian Bach | German | 1685–1750 |
1 | Ludwig van Beethoven | German | 1770–1827 |
See also[edit]
References[edit]
- ↑ "About the Classic 100 Composer". ABC Classic FM. Retrieved 2 August 2019.
Further reading[edit]
- Warden, Ian (8 June 2019). "Bogan voters forsake Beethoven". The Canberra Times.
- Nguyen, Justine (5 April 2019). "Compose yourselves for this year's ABC classic 100". Limelight.
- Bruce, Dave (4 June 2019). "ABC Classic 100 to reveal the nation's favourite composer this weekend". Amnplify.
External links[edit]
Others articles of the Topic Classical music : List of operas by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, List of compositions by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
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