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Important Italian composer and teacher in Naples
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Composer in Vienna and diplomat in Italy
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Italian composer; laid foundations for late Baroque instrumental music
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The most prolific German composer of his day; more popular than J.S. Bach during Baroque
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French composer and theorist; known first as theorist
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Considered the Baroque master; master of counterpoint and of the most revered composers today
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German musician and inventor of English oratorio; most respected by Beethoven
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Keyboard composer and virtuoso with a progressive style
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German composer and flutist; taught Fredrick the Great in Berlin
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Galant Neapolitan composer; his intermezzo, "La serva padrona" sparked the war of the bouffons in Paris in 1752
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Treaty that reestablished the balance of power in Europe and helped end the war of Spanish Succession
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Developed by Handel