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Medieval Baroque Twentieth Century Classical Romantic Renaissance The Classical Composers MEDIEVAL1400RENAISSANCE 1500 BAROQUE1600 1700 CLASSICAL1800 ROMANTIC 1900 TWENTIETH CENTURY NOTKER (Balbulus) MATTEO da Perugia Arnold de LANTINS John PLUMMER Paul HOFHAIMER Nicolle des Celliers de HESDIN Hans SACHS Caspar OTHMAYR Ivo de VENTO Duarte LOBO Claudio SARACINI Orazio BENEVOLI Carlo PALLAVICINO Nicolaus BRUHNS Unico Wilhelm van WASSENAER Johann STAMITZ Johann Abraham Peter SCHULZ E. T. A. HOFFMANN Samuel Sebastian WESLEY César CUI George Whitefield CHADWICK Horatio PARKER Louis VIERNE Fritz KREISLER John IRELAND Josef Matthias HAUER Johann Nepomuk DAVID Karl Amadeus HARTMANN György LIGETI (c. 840-912) (d. 1418) (fl. 1420-30) (c. 1410-c. 1484) (1459-1537) (d. 1538) (1494-1576) (1515-1553) (c. 1544-1575) (?1565-1646) Portugal (1586-1649) (1605-1672) (c. 1640-1688) (1665-1697) Germany (1692-1766) Netherlands (1717-1757) Bohemia/Germany (1747-1800) (1776-1822) (1810-1876) England (1835-1918) (1854-1931) (1863-1919) (1870-1937) France (1875-1962) Austria/United States (1879-1962) (1883-1959) (1895-1977) (1905-1963) Germany (1923- ) Hungary/Austria St. Gall (Switzerland) Italy Belgium/Italy England Austria France Germany Germany ?/Germany 1621 Missa pro defunctis Italy Italy Italy/Germany Prelude and Fugue in e 1740 Concerti armonici c. 1745 “Mannheim” Symphonies Germany/Denmark Germany Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace Russia United States United States 1899-1930 Organ Symphonies #1-6 Caprice viennoise, La Gitana, etc. England Austria Austria/Germany 1939 (rev. 1959) Concerto funèbre 1961 Atmosphères 1962 Aventures 884 Liber hymnorum (attrib. Pergolesi) in G (attrib.), A, B 1965 Requiem Nouvelles aventures 1755 Six sonates à trois parties, op.1 Engelbert HUMPERDINCK Gabriel PIERNÉ Wilhelm STENHAMMAR Italo MONTEMEZZI Riccardo ZANDONAI Constant LAMBERT 1978 Le grand macabre Attilio ARIOSTI Christian Gottlob NEEFE Johann Nepomuk HUMMEL Ambroise THOMAS Léo DELIBES Ernest BLOCH Carl ORFF (1905-1951) England (1836-1891) France (1854-1921) Germany (1863-1937) France (1871-1927) (1875-1952) Italy (1880-1959) (1883-1944) Italy Luzzasco LUZZASCHI Johann Hermann SCHEIN Sigmund Theophil STADEN Johann Christoph BACH (1666-1729) Guiseppe TARTINI (1748-1798) (1778-1837) Austria/Germany (1811-1896) France (1895-1982) Germany 1927 The Rio Grande Mel POWELL Ascanio MAYONE (1642-1703) 1803 Trumpet Concerto in E 1866 Mignon 1870 Coppélia 1876 Sylvia 1893 Hänsel und Gretel Impromptu-caprice for harp in A Sweden 1913 L’amore dei tre re Switzerland/United States 1914 Francesca da Rimini 1937 Carmina burana John SHEPPARD (1545-1607) Italy (c. 1565-1627) (1586-1630) Germany (1607-1655) Germany Italy/Germany/Austria/England (1692-1770) Italy Leopold MOZART Germany 1910 Die Königskinder (1923- ) United States Lupus HELLINCK (c. 1515-1559) England 1644 Seelewig Germany 1713 Sonata in g (“Devil’s Trill”) c. 1816 Piano Concerto in a Septet in d 1883 Lakmé 1916 Schelomo 1923 Baal Shem 1943 Die Kluge (“The Clever Girl”) André JOLIVET Vincenzo CAPIROLA 1571-1604 Madrigali (5 vv), Books 1-7 Italy 1617 Banchetto musicale (1719-1787) Germany/Austria Alexander ZEMLINSKY Havergal BRIAN 1989 Duplicates (c. 1496-1541) Mass The Western Wynde c. 1747 L’arte del arco Toy Symphony Paul DUKAS 1938 Violin Concerto Charles Tomlinson GRIFFES (1905-1974) (1474-c. 1560) 1601 Madrigali a uno, due e tre soprani 1618/26 Opella nova Friedrich FLOTOW John Philip SOUSA (1871-1942) Austria/Germany/ (1876-1972) England Italy Belgium Verbum caro factum est (incl. “T’amo mia vita,” “Cor mio, 1623 Fontana d’Israel (Israelis Brünlein) Elisabeth JACQUET DE LA GUERRE Georg Joseph VOGLER Carlos GOMES (1865-1935) France (1884-1920) United States William Grant STILL France Ned ROREM Fernando SOR (1812-1883) Germany (1854-1932) United States Czechoslovakia/U.S. 1927 Symphony #1 (“Gothic”) 1918 Poem c. 1555 Missa Cantate deh non languire”) Heinrich Ignaz Franz von BIBER (c. 1666-1729) France (1749-1814) (1836-1896) 1897 The Sorcerer’s Apprentice Nikolai MEDTNER (1895-1978) United States (1923- ) United States/France GUILLAUME IX, Henry DU MONT Louis-Claude DAQUIN Germany (1778-1839) Spain/France/England 1847 Martha 1889 The Washington Post 1915 String Quartet #2 1979 The Nantucket Songs Count of Poitiers, Duke of Aquitaine Marbrianus de ORTO Manuel CARDOSO (1644-1704) Bohemia/Austria 1708/11/15 Cantates françoises Johann Philipp KIRNBERGER Brazil/Italy (1880-1951) 1930 Afro-American Symphony Mátyás SEIBER (1610-1684) (1694-1772) France 1823 Mozart Variations, op. 9 1897 The Stars and Stripes Forever 1922 Der Zwerg John Alden CARPENTER George BUTTERWORTH (1905-1960) Hungary/England (1071-1127) (c. 1460-c. 1514) (c. 1566-1650) c. 1676 Mystery (Rosary) Sonatas (incl. Passacaglia) (1721-1783) c. 1830 Duet for Guitars, op. 34 Alexander GLAZUNOV Russia/France/England Dario CASTELLO Belgium/France 1735 Premier livre de pièces de Germany 1923 Lyric Symphony (1876-1951) United States (1885-1916) England 1947 Ulysses Lejaren HILLER France France/Italy/Belgium Portugal 1681 Sonatae violino solo Antonio SALIERI Sigismond THALBERG Mily Alexeyevich BALAKIREV (1865-1936) Russia Johannes FEDÉ Jacob REGNART (fl. c. 1620-35) Antonio LOTTI clavecin (incl.“Le coucou”) Ernest CHAUSSON 1897 Raymonda 1901 The Seasons 1921 Krazy Kat 1912 A Shropshire Lad Roberto GERHARD (1924-1994) United States (c. 1415-1477) Dulces exuviae Johann WALTER (1750-1825) (1812-1871) (1837-1910) Russia Ildebrando PIZZETTI (1896-1970) 1956 Illiac Suite Andreas DE SILVA (1496-1570) Pierre CERTON (c. 1545-1599) Italy (c. 1667-1740) Italy/Germany Mauro GIULIANI Germany/Austria 1858/64 Overtures on Russian (1855-1899) France 1904 Violin Concerto in a Hugo ALFVÉN Michael TIPPETT France/Italy Crucifixus (8vv) 1733 Miserere Georg BENDA Italy/Austria 1896 Poème, op. 25 (1872-1960) Sweden Carl RUGGLES (1880-1968) Italy Spain/England (1905-1998) England (b. c. 1475) Germany (d. 1572) Netherlands/Bohemia/Austria Andreas HAMMERSCHMIDT (1781-1829) Italy/Austria Themes 1869 Islamey Wallingford RIEGGER Luigi NONO ?Spain/France/Italy France Juan Bautista José CABANILLES Leonardo LEO (1722-1795) 1808 Guitar Concerto #1 in A 1903 Swedish Rhapsody #1 (1876-1971) United States 1922 Messa di requiem (1885-1961) 1943 A Child of Our Time Thomas CAMPION (c. 1611-1675) Germany Ferruccio BUSONI (1924-1990) Italy (1644-1712) (1694-1744) Bohemia/Germany Valentin ALKAN Anatol LIADOV (“Midsommarvaka”) 1931 Sun-Treader 1958 Assassinio nella cattedrale United States 1953 Fantasia Concertante (1567-1620) 1645 Gespräche zwischen Gott und Italy Johann Friedrich REICHARDT Emile WALDTEUFEL (1866-1924) Italy/Germany Roger SESSIONS 1956 Il canto sospeso Carlo MILANUZZI Spain Michel Pignolet de MONTÉCLAIR (1813-1888) France (1855-1914) Russia (1896-1985) United States 1970 The Knot Garden England (d. c. 1647) einer Gläubigen Seelen (1667-1737) France (1752-1814) Anthony Philip HEINRICH 1857 Études, op. 39 (incl. Concerto) (1837-1915) France 1904 Piano Concerto in C Max REGER 1961 Intolleranza 1960 Marc’Antonio INGEGNERI Germany 1909 Kikimora Ermanno WOLF-FERRARI Healey WILLAN Egon WELLESZ 1935 Violin Concerto Hugo de LANTINS (c. 1547-1592) Italy 1709 Le mort de Didon Pietro NARDINI (1781-1861) 1882 The Skater’s Waltz (1873-1916) Germany Eduard TUBIN Johan Helmich ROMAN Bohemia/United States Francesco CILEA (1876-1948) Italy/Germany (1880-1968) (1885-1974) 1970 When Lilacs Last in Luciano BERIO HILDEGARD von Bingen (fl. 1420-30) FRANCESCO Canova da Milano Antonio SCANDELLO Italy (1722-1793) 1907 Hiller Variations 1909 Il segreto di Susanna Canada Austria/England the Dooryard Bloom’d (1905-1982) Alessandro STRADELLA (1694-1758) Sweden Alexander DARGOMÏZHSKY Giuseppe MARTUCCI (1866-1950) Italy Estonia (1925- ) Italy/United States (1098-1179) Belgium/Italy Philippe VERDELOT (1497-1543) (1517-1580) Italy/Germany Juan HIDALGO Italy Nicolas-Marie DALAYRAC Max BRUCH 1914 Mozart Variations 1953 Chamber Music Germany (c. 1475-c. 1550) France/Italy Italy 1561 St. John Passion Adriano BANCHIERI (1644-1682) Italy Johann Christoph PEPUSCH 1744 Drottningholmsmusiquen (1813-1869) Russia (1856-1909) Italy 1902 Adriana Lecouvreur Johannes PRIORIS (c. 1614-1685) Pietà, Signore (attrib.) (1753-1809) Daniel-François-Esprit AUBER (1838-1920) Germany c. 1897 Nottorno, op. 70, #1 1958-84 Sequenzae I-X Symphonia armonie celestium revelationum Si bona suscepimus Congregati sunt (1568-1634) Francesca CACCINI (1667-1752) 1870 The Stone Guest 1868 Violin Concerto #1 in g Joseph JONGEN Paul CRESTON (c. 1460-c. 1521) Spain 1675 S Giovanni Battista Germany/England France (1782-1871) France Francis POULENC 1919 Le bestiaire 1924 Les biches 1928 Concert champêtre 1932 Concerto for two pianos in d 1969 Sinfonia 1976 Coro Ordo virtutum Italia mia bench’el parlar Giovanni de MACQUE Italy (1587-1638) Italy Carl Friedrich ABEL 1828 La muette de Portici 1881 Kol nidrei Amy Marcy Cheney BEACH (1873-1953) Belgium 1937 Mass in G 1938 Organ Concerto in g 1943 Figure humaine 1947 Les mamelles de (1906-1985) Belgium/France 1681 Sinfonia for Trumpet, Strings Pietro LOCATELLI Sergei Ivanovich TANEYEV (1899-1963) United States (c. 1548-1614) 1625 La liberazione de Ruggerio (1695-1764) Italy (1723-1787) 1830 Fra Diavolo William Henry FRY (1867-1944) United States 1926 Symphonie Concertante France Tirésias 1950 Stabat mater 1957 Dialogues des Carmélites 1959 Gloria La voix humaine Pierre BOULEZ Dulcis amica Dei dall’isola d’Alcina and Continuo (“Il barcheggio”) Germany/England Johann Baptist SCHENK (1856-1915) Johannes PULLOIS France/Austria/Italy 1733 L’arte del violino (1813-1864) John
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