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500-1450 CE
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The invention of the 4-line staff, relative pitch, and sight-singing syllables.
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1098-1179
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Introduced new note values. Began to divide into duple and triple meters.
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1450-1600
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This is the most commonly acknowledged example of counter-point.
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Located in St. Mark's Basilica.
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1600-1750
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1685-1750
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The most influential publication of any music in the early 18th century.
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Became the basis for teaching functional harmony that is still used today.
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It was the first use of equal temperament.
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1730-1770
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1732-1809
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1756-1791
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1770-1800
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1773-1781
US President John Adams called him “the most accomplished man in Europe”. -
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1807-1808
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Composed
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First Publication
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Composed
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1830-1831
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Composed
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1857-1858
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