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Galant Italian composer. Key in the development of comic opera; considered one of the best. -
German composer of kayboard works, concertos, cahmber music, etc. Son of J.S. Bach. -
Galant composer of Baroque and Classic styles. Eldest son of J.S. Bach. -
German composer, violinist, teacher, theorist. Composed choral and chamber music, symphonies, concertos, and keyboard works. Father of Wolfgang Mozart. -
Music historian, author, and organist. Very influential. Traveled europe and wrote about his observations. -
Austrian composer who served as innovator within the new classical style. Teacher, keyboardist and violinist. Composed many symphonies, string quartets, operas, choral and chamber music, and piano works. -
Worked in Milan and London. Friend and influence to Mozart. Composed symphonies, operas, church music, concertos. -
Most prominent composer in the New America, singing teacher. Not a strong composer, composed psalms and hymns. -
Italian Composer, central figure in opera towards the late 18th century. Extraordinarily successful in his day. Composed operas, masses, and quartets. -
Italian composer and teacher. Functioned in the transitional periods between the galant and classic and then into the romantic. Very successful. Composed operas, liturgical music, canons, chamber music, and some orchestral works. -
Austrian composer, child prodigy. Wrote in all genres. Best innovations were in opera. Represents the epitome of the classic style. One of the best musicians and composer of all time.