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Music History Eras. Middle Ages up to 1400 Gregorian Chant, organum, monophony. Guillaume de Marchaut.

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1 Music History Eras

2 Middle Ages up to 1400 Gregorian Chant, organum, monophony. Guillaume de Marchaut

3 Renaissance 1420-1600 Instrumental and dance music. English Madrigal. 4 part polyphony. William Byrd, Josquin des Prez, Palestrina John Dowland Thomas Morley

4 Baroque 1600-1750 Concerto, Opera, Oratorio. String orchestras. Developing brass and woodwind instruments Harpsichord music Johan Sebastian Bach Monteverdi Vivaldi Handel

5 Classical 1750-1870 Symphony. Large and long compositions Mozart Haydn Beethoven Schubert

6 Romantic 1820-1900 Piano and all forms, including short songs and instrument specific solos, More operas, Full length symphonies Schumann Chopin Lizst Mendelssohn Berloiz Wagner Von Weber Verdi Brahams Tchaikovsky

7 Twentieth Century 1900-present All forms, experimental composition techniques, Impressionism. Tone Poems. Debussy Ravel Bartok Mahler Stravinsky Rachmaninoff Puccini

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