Describe the views put forth by pierre boulez in his essay "schoenberg is dead." whose music did boulez view as a model, and why? in what respects was this view of art rooted in nineteenth-century historicism, and in what ways was it a rejection of romanticism?

Beethoven was a deaf man and couldnt hear. he became famous for his classical pieces. and there ye go.vivaldi was a true one hit wonder classical artist. hes known for his classical piece the four seasons. he was although wasn't as great as beethoven and yea 'ere ye a go.

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