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It is finally here! The final part of the Classical Era! Many great composers are included, INCLUDING Beethoven! With that, the Classical era is done! The Romantic era will be next. I hope you enjoy, and please check out the rest of the Classical Era on this playlist! I included Maria Hester Park in the beginning since I found out while making this that she was born in the Late Classical era, not the Transitional era. Composers included in this video: Joao Jose Baldi Ludwig van Beethoven Ferdinando Carulli Edouard Du Puy Peter Hansel James Hewitt Anton Reicha Christian Heinrich Rinck Jan August Vitasek Adam Valentin Volckmar Friedrich Witt Johann Baptist Cramer Ferdinando Paer Jan Josef Rosler Antonio Cartellieri Lucile Gretry Louis Ferdinand Maria Frances Parke Josef Triebensee Johann Wilhelm Wilms Bartolomeo Bortolazzi Pietro Generali Wenzel Matiegka Joseph Woelfl Nicolas Isouard Pierre Rode Gaspare Spontini Vaclav Tomasek Christoph Ernst Friedrich Weyse Johann Anton Andre Francois-Adrien Boieldieu Joao Domingos Bomtempo Maria Brizzi Giorgi Bernhard Crusell Sophia Dussek Francois de Fossa Sophie Gail Jose Angel Lamas Ernst Theodor Amadeus Hoffman Hyacinthe Jadin Joseph Kuffner Philipp Jakob Riotte Ignaz von Seyfried Catterino Cavos Ludwig Berger Pauline Duchambge Johann Nepomuk Hummel Sigismund Neukomm Fernando Sor Rochus Dedler Joachim Nicolas Eggert William Knyvett Nikolaus von Krufft Louise Reichardt Conradin Kreutzer Louis Francois Dauprat Anton Diabelli Mauro Giuliani Anthony Philip Heinrich Francois Joseph Naderman Daniel Auber Carlo Coccia John Field Niccolo Paganini Friedrich Dotzauer Martin-Joseph Mengal Francesco Morlacchi George Onslow Ferdinand Ries Louis Spohr Friedrich Kalkbrenner Alexandre Pierre Francois Boely Isabella Colbran Catherina Kozeluch Karol Kurpinski George Pinto Marie Bigot Friedrich Kuhlau Pietro Raimondi Friedrich Schneider Carl Maria von Weber Henry Rowley Bishop Alexander Alyabyev Franz Xaver Gruber Michele Carafa Johann Peter Pixis Simon Sechter Nicolas Bochsa Friedrich Ernst Fesca Maria Agata Szymanowska Carl Czerny Ferdinand Herold Giacomo Meyerbeer Franz Xaver Mozart Carlos Evasio Soliva Jan Vaclav Vorisek Isaac Nathan Francis Johnson Cipriani Potter Gioachino Rossini Gertrude van den Bergh Bernhard Klein Caroline Ridderstolpe Princess Amalie of Saxony Ignaz Moscheles Nikolaos Mantzaros Heinrich Marschner Saverio Mercadante Helene Liebmann Franz Berwald Carl Loewe Mathilda d'Orozco Giovanni Pacini Emilie Zumsteeg Luigi Castellacci Gaetano Donizetti Franz Schubert Annette von Droste-Hulshoff Pedro I of Brazil Antonio Rolla Olivia Buckley Maria Frederica von Stedingk Fromental Halevy Oscar I of Sweden Alexey Verstovsky For Reicha and Tomasek, I originally wanted to include different pieces for them. I know what they sound like, but I forgot the names. I tried searching for them, but I couldn't find them. Composers that I wanted to include in this video but couldn't since there were no recordings of the works that they have done: Ebenezer Child (1770-1866) United States Francois-Louis Perne (1772-1832) France Sophie Bawr (1773-1860) France Margaret Essex (1775-1807) England Luigi Antonio Calegari (1780-1849) Italy Sophie Lebrun (1781-1863) Germany Fanny Krumpholtz Pittar (1781-1862) France Karl Stefan Aichelburg (1782-1817) Austria Charlotta Seuerling (1782-1828) Sweden Bettina Brentano (1785-1859) Germany Le Senechal de Kerkado (1786-1805) France Elena Asachi (1789-1877) Austria Hedda Wrangel (1792-1833) Sweden Harriet Browne (1798-1858) England

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