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French composer that wrote in the rococo style
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French composer and theorist
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court poet in Vienna; famous librettist
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invented by Bartolomeo Cristofori in Florence
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invented the symphony in the 1740s in Milan, Italy
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inventor of the string quartet
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achieved military victories, reorganization of Prussian armies, Patronage of Prussian Arts, played the flute well
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oldest child of J.S. Bach; worked in the court of Frederick the Great
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brought about operatic reform in Italian opera seria
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written by Jean-Philippe Rameau; the beginning of the ideas of modern music theory
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organist, composer, writer, and music scholar
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founder of opera buffa
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lots of ornamentation and decoration; derives from the French word "rocaille" which means "scroll"
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prominent classical era composer
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simulated orchestra effects in harpsichord; influenced Mozart during his travels
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used contrasting themes in concertos and sonata-form movements; one of Mozart's influences from his travels
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4th movement added to symphonies in Mannheim, Germany
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reigned over the Kingdom of Prussia
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Italian composer
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one of the first American Composers; self-taught
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famous librettist that worked with Mozart
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one of the most important chamber genres
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successful court composer in Vienna
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W. A. Mozart's sister; talented musician
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written by C.P.E. Bach stated that music’s main aims were to touch the heart and move the affections
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prolific composer from the Classical Era
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blind pianist and organist; famous for her impressive musical memory
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comic operas that used more realistic characters and serious topics
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made mass production possible
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the Esterhazys, a wealthy Hungarian family, hire Haydn
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Wolfgang and Nannerl toured with their father through Austrian Hungarian countries, Germany, France, England, Holland, and Italy
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composed by William Billings; it was his first publication
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written by Charles Burney
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composed by Salieri for von Paradis
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written by Charles Burney
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written by Mozart
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America fights and wins independence from England
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written by Charles Burney; has four volumes
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first patented version of a piano was in London
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commission by Archbishop Colloredo for Mozart to write
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Mozart marries Constanze Weber
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invented by Joffroy d'Abans
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piano concerto written by Mozart
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composed by Mozart for von Paradis
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first opera buffa composed by Mozart
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Mozart was appointed to this position after Christoph Willibald Gluck died
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opera buffa composed by Mozart; considered one of the best operas ever composed
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Italian opera written by Spanish composer Vincente Martin y Soler; the most frequently performed opera in the Viennese court during Mozart's lifetime
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the guillotine was invented
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France fought and won their independence from political hierarchy
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aria written by Mozart from the opera "The Magic Flute"
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trumpet concerto composed by Haydn
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Anton Weidinger developed an experimental trumpet with keys
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invented by Edward Jenner
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composed by Haydn
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invented by Alessandro Volta
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oratorio composed by Haydn
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trumpet was now made with valves
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oratorio composed by Haydn