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Italian artist. Sculpted Bronze Statue of David
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English composer, but influenced musical style in Europe. His complete works were not published until 1953
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First Renaissance composer
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composer, prominent musician in the renaissance period
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Composer and music theorist. Wrote the first dictionary of musical terms: Diffinitorum musices
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Italian artist. Painted The Birth of Venus (1485-1486)
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German composer
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Composer. Worked at Notre Dame in 1504 as the provost. Over 100 motets, 17 masses, many French chansons, and Italian secular songs
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Italian artist Mona Lisa, The Annunciation
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Dutch scholar-philosopher
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First dictionary of musical terms. Written by Johannes Tinctoris.
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Italian artist. Pieta 1499
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Italian artist. Madonna della Tenda 1514
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Religious reformer, 95 Theses
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Italian artist. The Three Ages of Man
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Father of text expression
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Secular music style
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Important English composer
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One of the earliest Italian madrigal composers. Composed over 250 madrigals, 125 French chansons, and sacred music
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challenged the teachings of the catholic church
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Renaissance composer
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Most famous composer during the renaissance period
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Awarded the most posthumous fame
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Italian artist. The Allegory of Wisdom and Strength (1580)
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Poetry that used instruments but music was not notated. 1530+
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Secular music style during the Renaissance era
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Important composer in the Renaissance era
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Important Catholic English composer
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Renaissance composer. Worked in Spain and carried on Palestrina's work
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leading composer of instrumental ensemble music and polychoral works
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Playwright. Lived during the early Baroque period. Many renaissance -style pieces were written for his plays.
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Famous Scientist
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Composer. Wrote 9 books of madrigals. Wrote 9 books of madrigals during the Baroque era
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English composer and organist who lived in London and Dublin
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Gabrieli Sacred Symphonies
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written by John Farmer