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Francois Couperin
French composer most recognized for his use of Rococo style -
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Jean Phillipe Rameau
French composer and theorist. Established a method to define harmonic analysis. -
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Giovanni Battista Sammartini
Known as the creator of the symphony. First created in Milan, Italy -
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Fredrick the Great
An established flautist, played a major role in the development of the classical era. -
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C.P.E. Bach
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The Classical Era
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Rococo style
Rococo style was noted for its extremely dramatic, over the top, ways of composing with many embellishments and ornamentation. -
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Franz Joseph Haydn
Most noted as the primary mover within the new classical style. -
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Johann Schobert
One of the influencers in Mozart's music -
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Antonio Salieri
One of the most successful court composers in Vienna. -
C.P.E Bach's Treatise for keyboard
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Child prodigy that was exploited by his father for revenue -
Symphony No. 29 in A major K.201
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Mozart was appointed as a royal court composer