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Court Poet of Vienna, and most important author of Librettos
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Italian Composer and innovator of the symphony in Milan.
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England and Scotland combine to become the United Kingdom of Great Britain
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Highly praised composer by Charles Burney. Is is Bohemian violinist and composer.
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Son of J.S. Bach. Also known as "Halle Bach"
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Oldest Son of J.S. Bach. Associated with "Empfindsamkeit." This translates into the "sentimental" style.
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Austrian Composer. He wrote in the Baroque and galant styles.
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Symphonic innovator in Mannheim. Also a conductor, violinist, and teacher
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Father of Wolfgang Mozart.
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Music Historian and author that traveled through Europe and reported his findings.
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Austrian Composer. He acted as an innovator and mover within the new classic style.
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The revivalist movement in America is led by Jonathan Edwards.
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Son of J.S. Bach and friend of Mozart. Set up concert series in London with Abel.
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Prolific Italian Composer and Cellist
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Most prominent Composer in young America.
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Italian Composer and central figure in opera. Was extremely successful in his day.
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Italian Librettist and Poet. Collaborated with Mozart and later moved to the US. Professor at Columbia College in New York.
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German poet and writer. He was a literary force behind the Romanticism movement.
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Italian Composer and teacher. He transitioned in his time between Galant and classic, and then from classic to romantic styles.
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English Composer of Italian birth. Music publisher and piano manufacturer.
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Austrain Composer. Extremely prominent, even today, as even the general public would recognize his name. He is the epitome of the classic style.
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First shots are fired at Lexington, on their way to Concord.
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Treaty of Paris is negotiated by Adams, Franklin, and Jay.