| | and other sacred vocal music, and | | secular songs. Dutch and Flemish | | Painters:--Eykens, | | Simpson (Christopher), born about Sachtleven, | | 1610 in England, died about 1670. Rembrandt, | | Instruction book on the Viola da Douw | | Gamba, on the Theory of Music, etc. Swanevelt, | | Wouvermann, | | Berghem, Paul | | Potter, etc. | | Hammerschmiedt (Andreas), born Restoration of | | 1611 in Bohemia, died 1675. Many Charles II. | | Masses and other sacred compositions. (1660). | | | | Cesti (Marc-Antonio), born in 1620 Spain takes possession | | at Florence, died 1681. Nine Operas. of Havannah | | Progress in the development of (1662). | | operatic music. | | The French, commanded | | Eccles (John), born about 1620 in by | | England. Several Operas, songs, etc. Turenne, victorious | | upon | | Lock (Matthew), born about 1620 in the Rhine | | England, died 1677. Sacred music and (1663). | | dramatic compositions. | | Plague in London | | (1665). | | | | Great fire of London | | (1666). | | | | Flourishing state | 1670 | Stradella (Alessandro), born 1645 at of France | | Naples, died 1678. An Oratorio and owing to her | | some Operas. industry & commerce | | (1670). | | Kerl (Johann Caspar von), born about | | 1625 in Saxony, died about 1690. The Turks in | | Masses and organ compositions. Hungary invade | | Poland | | Meibom (Marcus), born 1626 in (1670). | | Schleswig, died 1711. Many Treatises | | on the Music of the Ancient Greeks. | | Death of Moliere | 1672 | LULLI (GIOVANNI BATTISTA), born (1673). | | 1633 at Florence, died 1687 at Paris. | | Founder of the older French operatic De Ruyter, the | | music. Composed 19 Operas and 26 Dutch Admiral, | | ballets. His first French Opera was dies (1675). | | performed at Paris in the year 1672. | |