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Francois Couperin
French composer, wrote in Rococo style -
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Jean-Philippe Rameau
French composer and theorist, -
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Franz Xaver Richter
inventor of the string quartet genre -
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Frederick the Great
king of prussia, -
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Franz Joseph Haydn
Classical era composer, primary mover within the new classic style -
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J. C. Bach
Bach’s style used beautiful melodies and bits of chromaticism; he wrote Italian operas, church music, and orchestral works -
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Giovanni Paisiello
very good Italian composer, wrote 94 operas -
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Antonio Salieri
One of the successful court composers in Vienna, Composed many operas in Italian, German, and French -
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Maria Anna Mozart
Mozart’s older sister: often described as equal in talent and skill, Toured with Mozart during her childhood -
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
child prodigy, Keyboard virtuoso, a good violinist and dancer, Born in Salzburg; died in Vienna -
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Maria Theresa von Paradis
Excellent pianist and organist, Blind, Composed two concertos, a piano trio, songs, cantatas, operas, and other chamber music -
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The Industrial Revolution
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The American Revolution
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first patented version of a piano
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Piano Concerto in G Major, K. 453
Mozart, written for a student of his named Babette, Three movements: Allegro, Andante-Allegretto, Presto -
Mozart was appointed Imperial-Royal Court Composer
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The French Revolution
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Anton Weidinger, developed an experimental trumpet with keys
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Trumpet Concerto in E-flat Major
Haydn, 3 movements allegro andante allegro,