Botany Bay | | concertos and other instrumental (1788). | | pieces. | | Invention of the | | Andre (Johann), born 1741 at balloon, and | | Offenbach, in Germany, died 1799. ascent by | | Composed about 30 German Operettas. Montgolfier, in | | Paris (1783). | | | | Naumann (Johann Gottlieb), born Blanchard and | | 1741 in Saxony, died 1801. Composed Jefferies cross | | 26 Operas, 13 Oratorios, many Masses, the English | | psalms, cantatas, and other vocal Channel in a | | music, many symphonies, concertos, balloon (1785). | | and other instrumental pieces. | | Diderot (1713-1784). | 1784 | Martini (Johann Paul Egydius), | | properly Schwarzendorf, born 1741 in | | Germany, died 1816. Composed 12 Buffon (1707-1788). | | Operas (with French words), a Requiem, | | Masses, a Te Deum. Wrote several Herschel completes | | theoretical works on music. his great | | forty-foot telescope, | | Festival in commemoration of Handel, discovers | | in London. Mara (Gertrude Elizabeth), volcanic mountains | | the celebrated German singer (born in the | | 1749 at Cassel, died 1833), visits moon, etc. | | London, and sings at the Festival. (1787). | | | | The French | | Origin of the English Musical Revolution | | Festivals, in which the principal (1789). | | performers are mostly foreigners. | | Death of Mirabeau | 1790 | Salieri (Antonio), born 1750 at (1791). | | Legnano, died 1825. Composed 41 | | Operas, a Requiem, many Royalty abolished | | vocal-canons, and other vocal pieces. in France | | (1792). | | Zingarelli (Nicolo), born 1752 at | | Rome, died 1837. Composed 22 Operas, Louis XVI. beheaded | | 38 Masses with organ, 45 other Masses, (1793). | | 4 Requiems, and many other sacred | | compositions. | | Marat stabbed by | | CLEMENTI (MUZIO), born 1752 at Rome, Charlotte | | died 1832. Pianist and founder of Corday (1793). | | pianoforte-playing. Composed above