Competition at the Catholic Court of Munich: Italian Musicians and Family Networks

In the seventeenth century, Italian music with its interaction of music, scenery and costumes wasen vogueat European courts. As a result of the breakthrough of Italiandrammi per musica, the phenomenon of Italian musicians spreading all across Europe, from Scandinavia to Spain, from England to Russia...

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Artists
Arts
Behavioral sciences
Contests
Economic disciplines
Economics
Employment
High culture
Human geography
Human migration
Human societies
Instrumental music
Labor economics
Music
Music competitions
Music theory
Musical instruments
Musical pitch
Musical register
Musical theater
Musicians
Occupations
Opera
Performing arts
Political migration
Singers
Social events
Social life
Social sciences
Sociology
Theater
Theater history
Theatrical genres
Violinists
Vocal music
Western art music
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