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A period that overlaps baroque and romantic.
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A transition of a new era of manufacturing.
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This act bonded Ireland and Britain came to effect but was passed on 1800
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A naval battle in which a British fleet fought a large force of the Dano-Norwegian Navy
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This is Beethoven sonata No.14. This is one of his most popular sonatas.
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This marks the start of the Romantic period, the Classical period is replaced
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The territory of the Louisiana Purchase is officially part of the US.
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which many consider to be the most popular classical work ever written
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A bloody battle against American force and Native Americans
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His hearing got so bad that he no longer can hear the piano and must communicate with conversation books.
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An artistic, literary, musical and intellectual movement that originated in Europe
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He debuts in Berlin, and he becomes the master of German opera.
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There is known for a dispute about the cause of Beethoven's death but some possibilities are alcoholic cirrhosis, syphilis, infectious hepatitis, lead poisoning, sarcoidosis and Whipple's disease.
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One of the Oldest Symphonies in the US
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work songs, chants and spirituals to America, which strongly influence blues and jazz
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Thomas Edison sound recording was create/inspired by the phonograph. Fun fact, Edison put a side the sound recording to create the light bulb.
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First ever completion of the phonograph. This was created due to making an improvement on telegraph. This a machine in which you can hear music.
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Also know as Samson and Delilah in English because the composer is French. Debuted in Weimar, Germany
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A combination of West Indian rhythm evolved by black Americans usually on piano
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Known as The New World. One of his best and most popular works.
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A decline in the New York's stock market leads to the second biggest economic depression
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operas became increasingly popular, with large opera houses working in many cities.
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a number of different jazz genres appeared throughout the country, with distinct regional variations
