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   |  |  |  |  |  |  | The Family of Notes and the First Rules of Harmony |  | John Sebastian Bach and Passion Music |  | Rhythm, Time, and Keys |  | George Frederick Handel, Musical Genius |  | The Development of the Opera |  | Francis Joseph Haydn, Founder of the Symphony |  | The Development of the Sonata |  | Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Child Prodigy |  | Ecclesiastical Music |  | The Life and Music of Ludwig von Beethoven |  | The Concerto |  | Carl Maria von Weber—Operas and Overtures |  | The Development of the Orchestra |  | Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, Genius Composer |  | Chopin, Schubert, and Schumann—A Trio |  | Musical Culture |  | The Study of Music |  |   |  | 
 
 Table of Contents
Keyboard Instruments
 Development of Musical Standards and Notation
 The Family of Notes and the First Rules of Harmony
 John Sebastian Bach and Passion Music
 Rhythm, Time, and Keys
 George Frederick Handel, Musical Genius
 The Development of the Opera
 Francis Joseph Haydn, Founder of the Symphony
 The Development of the Sonata
 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Child Prodigy
 Ecclesiastical Music
 The Life and Music of Ludwig von Beethoven
 The Concerto
 Carl Maria von Weber—Operas and Overtures
 The Development of the Orchestra
 Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, Genius Composer
 Chopin, Schubert, and Schumann—A Trio
 Musical Culture
 The Study of Music
 
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