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1700 – 1799
1738–1788. Germany. Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach
Much of the music composed by Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach was censored by Frederick the Great
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1700s. Italy and Europe
The Vatican banned public performances of opera, and also banned women from signing in performances. Cardinals who liked opera, such as Pietro Ottoboni, found a way to escape this Vatican decision by writing themselves libretti with sacred text, text from the Bible and from allegorical things.
1700s. Wales
Religious leaders in Wales unsuccessfully tried to ban the triple harp. They declared music and dancing evil and, along with long hair, grouped them with murder and cock fighting among the 12 deadliest sins.
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Freemusepedia timeline: Europe: ...-1699
Greece: Plato. Instrumental music. Germany: female singing
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| 1700-1799 |
Freemusepedia timeline: Europe: 1700-1799
Germany: Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach. Italy: Opera. Wales: triple harp |
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| 1800-1899 |
Freemusepedia timeline: Europe: 1800-1899
Germany. Clara Schumann, Fanny Hensel, Cosima Wagner. Austria: Beethoven. Italy: Giuseppe Verdi. Finland: Sibelius |
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| 1900-1949 |
Freemusepedia timeline: Europe: 1900-1949
Turkey: Kurdish music and Whirling Dervishes. Germany: Eta Harich-Schneider, Ernst Krenek, Arnold Schoenberg, Berthold Goldschmidt, Otto Klemperer, Bruno Walter, Anton Webern Mendelssohn, Mahler. Czechoslovakia: Erwin Schulhoff. Italy: 'Jazz'. Austria: |
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Freemusepedia timeline: Europe: 1950-2000
United Kingdom: Scott Walker, John Lennon, Yoko Ono, Serge Gainsbourg, Jane Birkin, Ray Davies, The Kinks, Wings, Mott The Hoople, Donna Summer, The Sex Pistols, Heaven 17, Frankie Goes To Hollywood, The Smiths, George Michael, Pulp, Marilyn Manson. Ger |
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