New York, in | | Lived in Italy. Church compositions, North America, | | and Instruction books for playing the by the Dutch | | Lute and the Guitar. (1614). | | | | Gibbons (Orlando), born 1583 at Emigration of | | Cambridge, died 1625. Many Church the Puritans to | | compositions, Anthems, Madrigals, etc. New England; | | they found | | New Plymouth | | (1620). | | | | Charles I. succeeds | 1627 | Schuetz (Heinrich von), called James I., | | Sagittarius, born 1585 in Germany, King of England, | | died 1672. Many Motetts, Psalms, and after the | | also Operas. In the year 1627 the death of the | | Opera Dafne, by Rinuccini (see above, latter, in 1625. | | date 1580), having been translated Disputes between | | into German by Opitz, and composed King | | anew by Schuetz, was performed in Charles I. and | | Dresden as the first German Opera. his Parliament. | | Civil war begins | | Mazzocchi (Domenico), born about in 1642. Last | | 1590 at Castellana, in Italy. general assembly | | Oratorios, Madrigals for five of the Hanseatic | | different voices with instrumental cities of | | accompaniments. Introduced signs of Germany. Luebeck, | | expression in the notation. Hamburg | | and Bremen | | continue united. | | | | Kepler, Astronomer | 1630 | Mazzocchi (Virgilio), brother of the (1571-1630). | | preceding, born about 1595, died 1646. | | Many Church compositions. The first Gustavus Adolphus | | development of the melody in the dies on | | present sense. the battle-field | | at Lutzen | | Doni (Giovanni Battista), born 1593 (1632). | | at Florence, died 1674. Treatises on | | the music of the ancient Greeks and on Wallenstein | | that of his time. assassinated at | | Eyer (1634). | | Jenkins (John), born 1592 in Kent, | | England, died 1678. Virtuoso on the Rubens, Vandyck, | | Viola da Gamba. Many compositions Domenichino, | | for his instrument and also vocal painters (1620). | | music. | |