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court poet in VIenna, most important author of librettos for the 18th century
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German composer of Italian opera
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one of the most famous castrati in the 18th century, trained by Porpora
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Galant Italian composer instrumentalist; key in development of 18th century comic opera
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Italian playwright and librettist, responsible for elevating opera buffa to an art form
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german composer, singer, and teacher, innovator of the string quartet, one of the foremost manheim composers
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haydn's patron and employer until 1970
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galant italian composer, important to reforms in the middle of the century
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eldest son of JS Bach, wrote in both baroque and classic styles
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german opera-reform composer, often considered baroque, jealous of mozart but who can blame him, created balance between music and drama
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symphonic innovator in Mannheim, conductor, violinist, teacher, helped to establish the symphonic genre
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composer, violinist, teacher, theorist, father of wolfgang mozart
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Italian composer, teacher, and keyboardist; keyboard works represent a transition from works for harpsichord to works for piano
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music historian, author, and organist who traveled europe and wrote about his observations
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italian composer and composer, important as an opera reform composer in the middle of the 18th century
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Italian composer, a central figure in italian and french opera from 1750-1800
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italian composer, his serious operas were most respected
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primary austrian composer who served as innovator and mover within new classic style
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Netherlands composer active in France, central to parisian musical life an contributed to the development of french music
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son of JS Bach, freind and influence to mozart
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czech composer, active mostly in Vienna, important to instrumental music
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german composer, poet, keyboardist, and writer, burney praised his keyboard playing for its virtuosity
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Sonota, opera, aria, dance, fanfare
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Emotional expression,
Polythematic.
Humor,
Simple melodies and rhythms,
Homophony, counterpoint, polyphony,
Sonata, rondo, ternary forms,
Written dynamics and expressive markings -
Piano,
Indoor plumbing -
italian composer and teacher, one of the most successful and prolific opera composers of the late 18th century
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french composer, contributed especially to the development of french opera
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italian composer and cellist
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most prominent composer in the new america, singing teacher, not a strong composer
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Italian composer, a central figure in opera in late 18th century, extraordinarily successful
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Italian librettist and poet, collaborated with mozart, moved to the US
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Italian composer and teacher
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german composer and writer
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child prodigy, wrote in all genres, best innovations were in opera, the epitome of classic style, one of the best musicians and composers of all time
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