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Early Baroque. Roman nobleman and one of the founders of opera.
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Early Baroque. Italian composer, singer, teacher, and instrumentalist.
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Early Baroque. Known for his use of instruments in his sacred music.
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Early baroque. Very significant to monody and the recitative style.
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Early baroque. Leading composer of lute music.
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Early baroque. English play writer and poet.
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Early baroque. Most important composer of this era.
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Early baroque. In the group that met to discuss arts with Caccini, Peri,Girolamo Mei, and Vincenzo Galilei.
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Early baroque. A leading composer in England during the 17th century.
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Early baroque. Most influential keyboard composer of the era.
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Middle baroque. Most important German composer of this era.
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A virtuosic composition for keyboard or plucked string instruments.
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A popular baroque dance form which was lively and was danced at the court of Louis XIV and in Lully's operas.
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A continuous variation based on a chord progression.
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There were many different types of concertos such as Concerto grosso, solo concerto, and ripieno concerto.
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A baroque dance in triple meter that became a standard movement of the suite.
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A suite was a multi- movement instrumental composition.
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Early baroque. A leading composer of Roman cantatas and oratorios.
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Middle baroque. Singer and composer of cantatas in the 17th century.
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Middle baroque. Italian composer and organist.
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Middle baroque. Establisher of french opera and ballet.
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Middle baroque. German organist and composer.
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Middle baroque. Composer of French opera and equal to Lully (extremely prolific.)
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Middle baroque. English composer of odes.
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Middle baroque. Most important composer of sonatas and concertos.
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Middle baroque. German composer and organist. A leading composer of his time.
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Middle baroque. Most important English composer of the 17th century.
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Late baroque. Important Italian composer and teacher. His death ended /baroque opera.
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Late baroque. French composer who was very important.
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Late baroque. He laid the foundation for late baroque instrumental music.
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Late baroque. The most prolific German composer of his day.
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Late baroque. French composer and theorist.
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Late baroque. Considered the baroque master and the master of counterpoint.
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Late baroque. German musician who lived in England.
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Late baroque. Served Portuguese and spanish royal families.
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Late baroque. German composer and flutist.
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Late baroque. Galant Neapolitan composer. He died young and his achievements were romanticized after his death.