Timeline #3 Classical Period

By Nat.DH
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    Bartolomeo Cristofori

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    Francois Couperia

    -French composer, wrote in this new charming and entertaining style
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    Jean-Phillippe Rameau

    -French Composer and Theorist
    -Tried to establish a rational foundation for harmonic practrice
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    Giuseppe Tratini

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    Pietro Metastosio

    -Incredibly famous as a librettist; set the standard for Operas style crca. 1750
  • Invention of the 1st Pianoforte

    By Batolomeo Cristofori
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    Giovanni Battista Sammartini

    -Invention of the Symphony in Milan, Italy
  • Comic Operas

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    Franz Xaver Richter

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    Ignaz Holzbauern

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    Federick the Great

    -Gifted Musician; played the flute
    -Had a terrible childhood
    -Composed at least 100 Sonatas and 4 Symphonies
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    Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach

    -Son to J.S. Bach
    -Worked in berlin for Federick the Great; who reigned over the Kigdom of Prussia from 1740-1786
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    Christoph Willibald Gluck

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    Niccolo Jommelli

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    Johann Georg Leopold Mozart

    • German Composer -Father and teacher of Maria Ann Mozart and Wolfgang Amedeus Mozart -
  • Treatise on Harmony

    Beginning of ideas of modern music theory
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    Charles Burney

    -Organist, ametyre composeer, writer
    -Wrote "The Present State of music in Fance and Italy
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    Niccolo Piccinni

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    The Classical Period

    -It developed in the 1730's in Italy, beginning in Opera
    -Musical traits; Singable melodies, symmetrical phrasing, slower harmonic rhythms
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    Rococo Style

    -"Rococo" derives from the French word,"ricaille" meaning "scroll"
    -Ornate Style; scrolls were often featured
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    Christian Cannabich

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    Franz Joseph Hydn

    -Credited as the primary mover within the new classical style music but he did not invent the style
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    Johann Schobert

  • Invention of the Symphony

    By- Giovanni Battista Sammartini
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    Giovanni Paisiello

    -A very good Italian Composer
    -Wrote 94 operas
    -Spent time in Naples, St. Peterburg, and Paris, ending his career in Naples
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    William Billings

    -A famous librettist with whom Mozart worked with
    -Wrote the Libretti for the three comic operas
  • String Quartets Chamber game introduced

    -The inventor of the string Quartet genre was Franz Xaver Richter.
    -Consists of 2 violins, viola and cello all voices are considered equal.
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    Antonio Salieri

    -One of the succesful court composers in Vienna;very popular and talented
    -Composed many operas om Italian,German, and French
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    Vincent Martin y Soler

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    Maria Theresa von Paradis

    -Excellent pianist and organist
    - Reowned for her vurnable musical memory
    -She was blind
    -Most of her music is lost
  • Operas Buffa

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    Industrial Revolution

    • Made mass production possible
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    American Revolution

    -Changed political system and social order
  • First Patented Version of a Piano

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    Turkish Style = Janissary Style

    -Popular in Vienna during Haydn's and Mozarts lifetime.
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    Maria Anna Mozart

    -Child prodigy; related to Wolfgand Amedeus Mozart
    -Daughter of Leopold Mozart
    -Toured with Mozart during her childhood
    -The older sister to Mozart
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    Wolfgang Amedeus Mozart

    -Clssical composer
    -Child Prodigy; like his sister Maria Ann
    -Went on tours with his father; Austrian-Hugarian countries, Germany, France, Italy, England, and Holland
    -His style of music; Lyrical melodic lines, Colorful orchestration, and dramatic content
    -Married Contanze Weber
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    The French Revolution

    -Changed political system and social order
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    Richard Wagner

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    Charles Gounod