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Western classical music

Definition and history

Major periods and eras

Early music	Medieval Renaissance Transition to Baroque
Common practice	Baroque Galant Empfindsamkeit Classical Transition to Romantic Romantic
20th- and 21st-century	Modernism Contemporary

By country

Students by teacher

Performance

T

Steven Takasugi

Daniel Tarquínio

Alexander Tchaikovsky

Ignaz Amadeus Tedesco

Rafael Tello

Wayan Tembres

Yakov Tkatch

István Tomka

Laurits Christian Tørsleff

Firmin Touche

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V

Carles Vidiella

Alexander Villoing

W

Hans Weisse