Lithography is | | Neefe (Christian), born 1748 in invented by | | Saxony, died 1798. Composed 10 Alois Sennefelder | | Operas. Teacher of Beethoven, in (1796). | | Bonn. | | Hahnemann, | | Stadler (Maximilian), Abbe, born founder of | | 1748 in Austria, died 1833. An Homoeopathy | | Oratorio, Masses, psalms, and other (1796). | | sacred vocal music, compositions for | | the organ and the pianoforte. In the year 1792 | | the French | | nation adopted | | Vogler (Georg Joseph), Abbe, born a new Calendar | | 1749 at Wuerzburg, in Germany, died founded on | | 1814. Composed 5 Operas, several philosophical | | Masses, many other sacred principles. It | | compositions, symphonies, organ remained in | | pieces, etc. Author of several use until the | | theoretical works on music. end of the year | | 1805, when the | | Gregorian | | Forkel (Johann Nikolaus), born 1749 mode of calculation | | at Coburg, in Germany, died 1818. was restored | | Wrote a History of Music, and several at the | | other musical treatises. instance of Napoleon. | | The | | Koch (Heinrich Christoph), born public feasts or | | 1749 at Rudolstadt, Germany, died "Sansculottides," | | 1816. Instruction books on harmony, fixed in | | and a Musical Dictionary. the Revolutionary | | Calendar, | | Kauer (Ferdinand), born 1751 in were dedicated | | Moravia, died 1831. Above 200 Operas to Les Vertus, | | of a light and popular character. Sept. 17; Le | | Genie, Sept. | | 18; Le Travail, | | Reichardt (Johann Friedrich), born Sept. 19; | | 1752 at Koenigsberg, in Prussia, died L'Opinion, | | 1814. Composed 30 Operas, some Sept. 20; Les | | Oratorios, hymns, secular songs. Recompenses, | | Author of several Treatises on Music, Sept. 21. | | etc. | | Revolution in Poland: | | Knecht (Justin Heinrich), born 1752 Kosciusko, | | at Bieberich, in Germany, died 1817. in the beginning | | Masses, cantatas, and other sacred successful, | | music, and an instruction book on is later | | harmony. defeated.