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court poet in Vienna, was the most important author of librettos, composed 27 3-act heroic operas, 8 oratorios, poems, serenatas, and other dramatic works
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Galant Italian composer, composed concertos, overtures, quartets, sonatas, 5 stage works, sacred and secular vocal works, also innovated the symphony in Milan
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one of the most famous castrati in the 18th century
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German composer, teacher and singer, he composed symphonies, concertos, sonatas, string quartets, oratorios, masses, cantatas, and motets, he was the innovator of the string quartet, Mannheim composer
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German composer, father is J.S. Bach, "Halle Bach", composed keyboard works, concertos, chamber music, sinfonias, cantatas, and writings
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Haydn's patron and employer
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Galant, oldest Bach son, essosiated with the Empfindsamkeit, cimposed symphonies, keyboard works, 100+ sonatas, concertos, arias, songs, choral music, and theoretical works, worked for Frederick the Great
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German opera-reform composer, composed operas, ballets, vocal works, and sonatas, sometimes considered a Baroque composer
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Galant, symphonic innovator in Mannheim, conductor, violinist and teacher, composed 58 symphonies, concertos, chamber music, orchestral trios, sacred vocal works, helped establish the symphonic genre
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composer, violinist, teacher and theorist, composed vocal and choral music, chamber music, symphonies, keyboard works, concertos, and writings, father to Mozart
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Music historian, organist, and author, wrote about his observation in Europe
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Sonata form form was at an all time high in achievements, compositions became polythematic, repeated notes in melodic and accompanimental passages, occasional rests (surprise stops) for affects, temp was steady, opera became the main form of public entertainment, instrumental concerts were on the rise, church music resembled secular arias, courts and churches still employed musicians
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Austrian composer, innovated the Classical era, composed 106 symphonies, 20 operas, chamber music, piano works, choral music, and 83 string quartets, he was also a teacher, keyboardist and violinist
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Worked in London and Milan, father was J.S. Bach, wrote symphonies, church music, concertos, keyboard works, and operas
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German composer, also a keyboardist, writer, and poet, composed songs and keyboard works,
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Italian cellist and composer, composed 91 string quartets, quintets, sextets, octets, symphonies, choral music, arias, 90+ string quintets, sonatas
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New America composer, also a singing teacher, composed Psalms, hyms, and writings
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Italian violinist and composer, composed 10 operas, 80 symphonies, 149 string quartets, chamber music, sacred and secular vocal works
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Italian composer, big figure in opera during this time, composed 65 o peras, masses, 6 quartets, keyboard works, oratorios
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Italian poet and librettist, collaborated with Mozartprofessor at Columbia college
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German writer and poet, literary push to Romanticism
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Italian teacher and composer, transitioned between galant and classical then to romantic, composed 46 operas, oratorios, masses, 180 cannons, chamber music, arias, pedagogical works, orchestral works, liturgical music, cantatas
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English composer (actually Italian), teacher, music publisher, keyboardist, and piano manufacturer, composed sonatas, symphonies, chamber music, pedagogical works
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Austrian composer, composed in all genres, child prodigy, innovated opera, composed 20 operas, piano concerts, choral music, chamber music, songs, other vocal works, other concertos, symphonies, and sonatas
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fought between England and the 13 colonies, resulted in the British ruling to be overthrown in the colonies, established the United States of America