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Court poet in Vienna who was the most important author of librettos for the 18th century
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Galant Italian composer and innovator of the symphony in Milan
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One of the most famous castrati in the 18th century
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German composer, teacher, and singer; the innovator of the string quartet
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King who sponsored Prussian arts and a gifted musician
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Eldest son of J.S. Bach; wrote in both Baroque and classic styles
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German opera-form composer; created a new balance between music and drama
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Galant, synphonic innovator in Mannheim
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Beginning of the Classical style, drive in music shifted to the melody and there was a simplification of musical elements
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A primary Austrian composer who served as innovator and mover within the new classic style
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Introduced the binomial nomenclature for different species.
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Son of J.S. Bach; friend and influence to Mozart
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Also known as the ‘Year of Slaughter’, killed about 2.4 million people in the Kingdom of Ireland
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Prolific Italian composer and cellist
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Most prominent composer in the New America, not a strong composer
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Successful Italian composer; a central figure in opera in the late 18th century
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Italian librettist and poet; collaborated with Mozart
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German poet and writer; composer continue to set his works to music
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In Mannheim in the 1750s
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Successful Italian composer and teacher; functioned in transitional periods from Galant to classic to romantic
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Proves that lightning is electrical in nature
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English composer of Italian birth' keyboardist and piano manufacturer
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Austrian composer; represents the epitome of the classical style; one of the best composers of all time
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Comic operas used more realistic characters and serious topics
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An opposite to the classical style with more emotional expression and use of more minor keys; leads to Romanticism
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The thirteen American colonies unanimously sign this document declaring independence from Britain and justify war
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Stoddard introduced the first “Grand Pianoforte”
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One of Mozart's most famous compositions
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A major turning point in Europe's socio-political sphere
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By Count Alessandro Volta
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English mining engineer Richard Trevithick develops a steam-powered locomotive but is unable to produce a viable prototype.