List Of Baroque Composers
Composers of the Baroque era, ordered by date of birth:
Read more about List Of Baroque Composers: Brief Timeline, Early Baroque Era Composers (born 1550–1600), Middle Baroque Era Composers (born 1600–1650), Late Baroque Era Composers (born 1650–1700), Early Galante Era Composers – Transition From Baroque To Classical (born 1700 and After)
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