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May 15, 1567
Claudio Monteverdi
L'Orfeo
Died November 28, 1643 -
Heinrich Schutz
"Il primo libro de madrigali"
Nov 6, 1672 -
Period: to
Baroque
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John Baptise Lully
Died March 22 1687. Baroque -
Arcangelo Corelli
"Christmas Concerto"
Died Jan 8 1713 -
Johann Pachelbel
"Pachelbel's Canon in D"
Died March 9, 1706 -
Alessandro Scarlatti
"Il Pompeo"
Died Oct 22 1725 -
Antonio Vivaldi
Died July 28, 1741 -
George Frideric Handel
"Messiah"
Died April 14, 1759 -
Johann Sebastian Bach
"Overture in the French Style"
Died July 28 1750 -
Christoph Willbald Gluck
"Orfeo ed Eurdice"
Died Nov 15,1787
Classical -
Carl Friedrich Abel
Symphony Op. 1 No. 1 in B Flat major
Died June 20 1787 -
Antonio Soler
Concerto No. 1 in C Major
Died Dec 20 1783 -
Joseph Haydn
Known as "Papa Haydn" or" Father of The Symphony"
"Trauer"Symphony No. 44
Died May 31 1809 -
Francois Couperin
"L'art de toucher le Clavecin -
Francois Joseph Gossec
Sei Sonate a due violini e basso op.1
Died Feb. 16, 1829 -
Luigi Boccherini
"String Quintet in E"
Died May 28, 1805
Classical -
Period: to
Classical
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Muzio Clementi
"Sonatina in C Major"
Died March 10 1832 -
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
"Requiem in D Minor"
Died Dec 5, 1791 -
Ludwig Van Beethoven
"Fur Elise"
March 26, 1827 -
Johann Nepomuk Hummel
Fantasie for Viola and Orchestra
Died Oct. 17 1837 -
Franz Schubert
"The Aprpeggione Sonata
Died Nov 19 1828 -
Hector Berlioz
"Symphonie Fantastique"
Died March 8, 1869 -
Fanny Mendelssohn Hensel
Died May 14, 1847 -
Felix Mendlelssohn
Violin Concerto Op. 64
Died 1847 -
Frederic Chopin
Nocturnes Op. 9
Oct. 17 1849 -
Period: to
Romantic
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Robert Schumann
Died July 29,1856 -
Franz Lizet
"Annees de pelerinage"
Died in 1886 -
Richard Wagner
Tristan Und Isolde
Died 1883 -
Giuseppe Verdi
Died Jan 27, 1901 -
Clara Wieck Schumann
Died May 10,1896 -
Bela Bartók
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Ferde Grofe
Died April 3, 1972 -
George Gershwin
Died - July 11, 1937 -
Period: to
Modern/Jazz
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Aaron Copland:
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Samuel Barber
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John Cage
Died August 12, 1992 -
Benjamin Britten
Died December 4, 1976 -
WWI
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Period: to
WWI
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Leonard Bernstein
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Period: to
Great Depression
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Philip Glass
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Period: to
WWII
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John Adams
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Oklahoma! by Rodgers and Hammerstein
