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A composer who was adept at composing "modern" music, and used dissonances for text expression.
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A Soprano singer who was the first woman to compose Operas.
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The war of the Protestant revolting against the Holy Roman Empire. This war engulfed almost all European countries. The war was fought for the attainment of power.
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An Italian singer who was was one of the first woman to compose music during the 17th century.
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The arrival of the Pilgrims in the Americas, who have dissociated themselves from the Church of England.
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His frequent quarrels with Parliament ultimately provoked a civil war, that led to his execution.
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The opera house, "Teatro San Cassiano" was the first public opera house to be open.
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Bohemian-Austrian composer and violinist. A very impactful composer for the violin.
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An Italian composer during the Baroque era.
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A singer, organist, and composer of both vocal and instrumental. Worked in the court of Charles II.
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Father of composer Domenico Scarlatti, as a teacher he helped his students create the new classical style.
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An French composer, who was the first French woman to compose an Opera.
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An French composer during the Baroque era.
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A music director at an orphanage for girls. He wrote nearly 800 concertos of various types.
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An German composer, composed more than 125 Orchestral suites that helped establish the French-style orchestral suite in Germany.
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An composer on the French court, composed operas, suites, and "grand divertissements(entertainments)"
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Keyboard virtuoso. Had a progressive style, which was very innovative.
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One of the most skilled musicians in the Baroque. He wrote a ton of music for all genres except for Opera.
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An very influential composer during the late Baroque era. Wrote many genres of pieces and was praised for his seemliest transitions.
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A trial where at least 19 men and woman are labelled for witchcraft and were killed because of it.
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