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Harp added to the orchastra
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Period: to
Baroque Era
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Caccini's new vocal style Nuvoe Musiche was invented
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Thomas Morley Dies
Died on October 1602 -
Establishment of Dutch East India Company
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Death of Queen Elizabeth-1
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Thomas Robinson's School of Musicke is invented
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Heinrich Albert is born
Albert was born on June 28, 1604 -
Giacomo Carissimi is Born
Carissimi is born on April 18, 1605 -
Bartolomaus Gese Died
Bartholomew Gese died on Agust 1613 -
Masses and Motets are invented
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Giulio Caccini Dies
Caccini was born on October 8, 1551 and died on December 10, 1618 15 days before Christmas -
Arrival of the pilgrims
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Marc Antonio Cesti is born
Cesti was born on August 5, 1623 -
Discovery of New York
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Goiovanni Legrenzi is born
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Polo Aiostini dies
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John Bull dies
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Death of Galileo Galilei
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Antonio Stradivari is born
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Johann Statlmayr dies
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Gregorio Allegri dies
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Johann Joseph Fux is born
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Halfway Covenant
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Giuseppe Aldrovandini is born
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Completion of St. Peters Square
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John Blow becomes an organist
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Andreas Hammerschmidt dies
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First ballets arrive in Germany
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George Fredrick Handel is born
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Giovanni Legrenzi dies
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Salem witch trials
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Henry Purcell dies
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Joseph Sauver measures and explains vibrations
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War of Spanish Succession
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First Great Awakening
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Ben Frank published Poor Richard
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Francis Coupern dies
Francis died on September 11, 1733 -
John Peter Zengers trial
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Johann Christia Bach was born
He was the youngest member of the Bach family -
Stonos Rebellion
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Luigi Boccherini is born
He was born during the Baroque era on February 19,1743 and died on May 28,1805 during the Romantic Era -
Bach dies
Bach is born March 31,1685 -
Period: to
Classical Era
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Ben Frank made the Lightning Rod
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French Indian War
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Fourth Dictionary published by Samuel Johnson
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Mozart is born
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Third Cranatic War
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Pontiacs War
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Beethoven is born
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Decoration of Independence
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The Industrial Revolution
1780-1840 -
American Revolution
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The French Revolution
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William Blake publishes The Marriage of Heaven and Hell
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Franz Schubert is born
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Mozart dies
Died from severe miliary fever -
Rossini is born
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Henry Steinway is born
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William Wordsworth and Samuel Taylor Coleridge publish Lyrical Ballads
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French Revolution
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Felix Mendelssohn
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Richard Wagner is born
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Metronome is invented
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Mary Shelley publishes Frankenstein
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1819: John Keats publishes Ode on a Grecian Urn and Ode to a Nightingale
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Lord Byron publishes Don Juan
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Percy Bysshe Shelley publishes Prometheus Unbound
Prometheus was the titan who stole fire from the gods and brought it to mankind. Shelley took the famous Greek myth and turned it into a play. -
John Keats dies
He was only 25 -
Percy Shelly dies
Percy Bysshe Shelley drowns in a boating accident -
Romanticism still served a sophisticated
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Period: to
Romantic Era
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social and political stresses following the French Revolution, and the resulting nationalistic trends.
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Louisiana Purchase, Monroe Doctrine, McCormick invents the reaper, Morse telegraph
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Germany united under Bismarck, Edison invents electric light
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Goya, Gericault, Corot, Turner, Delacroix, Millet, Daumier.
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ynamics were more explicit than those of Classicism
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1901
President William Mckinley is assassinated -
Period: to
Modern/20th Century Era
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1907
Oklahoma becomes a state in the U.S. -
Arizona and New Mexico
These two states become a part of the U.S. Nation -
Fourth Symphony
Charles Ives finishes the Fourth Symphony, which soon becomes his defining piece as a musician. -
Claude Debussy Dies
Debussy's life comes to a tragic end due to colorectal cancer. -
The Queen of the Blues
Bessie Smiths, AKA "Queen of the Blues", creates her first song: Down Hearted Blues. -
Franklin Roosvelt
He becomes president -
Electric Guitars
The now-popular electric guitar is debuted. -
Golden Gate bridge
It opens for the fist time to be used -
George Gershwin Dies
A brain tumor cuts Gershwin's life sadly short, leaving an impression that there was still great compositions to be made. -
Pearl Harbor
Japan attacks pearl Harbor -
Bill Haley and the Comets
Bill Hale and the Comets begin writing songs that would soon become some of the most popular hit songs in the rock n' roll genre. -
Martin Luther King
Martin Luther king gives his ''I have a dream'' speech -
Armstrong
Neil Armstrong goes to the moon -
Beatles Disband
The Beatles officially disband. By the end of the year, each member had created their own solo album. -
Jim Morrison dies
Jim Morrison dies in Paris at age 27. -
Walkman
Sony gives an introduction to the Walkman, the very first portable stereo. -
Ronald Regan
Ronald Regan becomes president -
New Oreleans
Hurricane Katrina Attacks and devastates New Oreleans -
Barack Obama
He becomes the president
