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Lasts through the The Middle Ages and ending at the time of the Renaissance
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Guido establishes the system of Solmization. Solmization is a system of designating notes by syllables. Uses the syllables sa, ri, ga, ma, pa, dha and ni
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Born 1098 in Böckelheim, West Franconia, died September 17,1179.
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The experimental musical period of France. Innovation of rhythmic modes and increased use of smaller note values. Female composers appeared more frequently, which was controversial at the time.
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The rediscovery of philosophy, literature and art.
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Written between 1527 and 1529
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Written by Jacques Arcadelt
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Composed in 1562, his mass saved polyphonic church music from being banished.
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Written by Tomas Luis de Victoria
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Was first organized in Whitefriars, London by John Banister
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Was published in Amsterdam. This set of concertos greatly influenced future works of concerto form.
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First published by Jean-Baptiste-Christophe Ballard, this wok earned him the total of the most educated musician of his time.
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Provides information of the twelve major and minor keys. Also constitutes the largest and most influential undertaking for solo keyboard of the Baroque Era
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Was the first composer of African descent to make an impact in the history of European music.
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