Music Theory History



	HISTORY - TIME LINE Antiquity -- Creation - 610 Acceptnce of Cristianity Fall of Rome Ptolomy Pope Gregory I Early Middle Ages -- 610 - 850 Mohammed Hucbald Russia Founded Normandy Founded Romanesque -- 850 - 1150 Guido d'Arezzo First Crusade Ottoman Empire Early Gothic -- 1150 - 1300 Leonin Perotin Late Gothic -- 1300 - 1450 Hundred Years War The Great Plague Guillaume de Machuat John Dunstable Johannes Ockegham Renaissance -- 1450 - 1550 Jacob Obrecht Josquin Desprez Michelangelo Rapheal Rise of Lutheranism English Reformation Palestrina Late Renaissance -- 1550 - 1600 Zarlino Elizabeth I of England Shakesspeare Phillip II of Spain Baroque -- 1600 - 1750 Louis XIV Thirty years War Edmund Halley Isaac Newton John Milton Vivaldi Rameau J.S. Bach Handel Peter the Great of Russia Rococo -- 1725 - 1775 Classical -- 1750 - 1830 Mozart Haydn French Revolution C.P.E. Bach Beethoven Romantic -- 1800 - 1910 American Civil War -Industrial revolution Mendelssohn Berlioz Robert Schumann Brahms Verdi Wagner Musorgsky Rimsky-Korsakov Tchaikovsky Mahler Strauss Debussy Monet Modern -- 1900 - 1945 Scriabin Picasso Schoenberg Webern Berg Ives -World War I -World War II Post-Modern -- 1945 - Present -Cold War -Vietnam War -Electronic Age Berio Crumb Cage Babbitt This list is by no means complete, it merely gives a feel for the most influential events and people and when they were most notable. The names and events are in no specific order of importance. Schools of Music St. Martial -- 10th -12th centuries Notre Dame -- Early 13th Century Ars Antiqua -- Mid to Late 13th Century Ars Nova -- 14th Century Burgundian -- Early 15th Century Flemish -- Mid 15th to Late 16th Century Venetian -- Late 16th Century Roman -- Late 16th to Early 18th Centuries Bologna -- late 17th Century Neapolitan -- Late 17th to Mid 18th Century Mannheim -- Mid 18th Century Berlin -- Late 18th Century Viennese -- Late 18th to Early 19th Century Nationalism -- Late 19th Century Impressionism -- Early 20th Century Expressionism -- Early 20th Century Second Viennese -- Early 20th Century Neoclassicism -- Early to Mid 20th Century Experimentalism -- Late 20th Century Indeterminacy -- Late 20th Century Jazz--20th Century -- All dates are general time periods. There is no exact dates or times determining when styles change. MUSIC THEORY MAIN PAGE*

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