JanacekLeos Janacek was born on July 3, 1854 in Hukvaldy, Moravia, which is a part of an Austrian Empire. He was a Czech composer, folklorist, musical theorist, teacher and publicist. He got inspiration by Slavic folk music and Moravian music. However, he had showed his talent in music in early childhood in choral signing. His father was expecting from him to become a teacher and to follow the family tradition. In 1865 he took part in singing a choral under Pavel Krizkovsky . In the start he aimed to study the musical instruments such as Piano and organ but later allocated himself to composition.
He then became friends with antonin Dvorak and started composing in style. He applied Slovak folk music and Moravian music in his composing after the opera Sarka. He was having folk culture very deeply that he used to explore under Pavel Krizkovsky. He became a very important collector in Moravian Slovakian, Lachian, Slovakian and Moravian Wallachian songs. He has done organization for the 'Czech-Slavic Folklore Exhibition' an important Czech culture. Rule Britannia is Patriotic song of British which has been picked from the poem. It is also a national anthem in United Kingdom. The song was first launched in London in 1745 where it got too much popularity. Richard Wagner has written all the performance in 1836 on theme base. Rule, Britannia! is now used to write with the simple way as Rule Britannia omitting comma and exclamation mark.
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