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Pronunciation: [tˈɛlɪmˌan] (IPA)

Telemann is a German composer known for his contributions to Baroque music during the 18th century. Synonyms for his name may include Georg Philipp Telemann, Telemannus, or Telemanns. Additionally, Telemann was often referred to as the "father of the German secular cantata" due to his prolific compositions in this genre. Other synonyms related to Telemann's style of music may include Baroque, Rococo, and Classical. He was also associated with the High German School of music which emphasized the use of multiple instruments and varied tonalities in compositions. Overall, Telemann's contributions to classical music have been significant and will continue to be celebrated throughout history.

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Usage examples for Telemann

The composer telemann, four years his senior, spoke of him as being already a musician of importance at Halle when he first met him there, probably in 1700. In March 1702 he was appointed organist at the Cathedral, although he belonged to the Lutheran Church, whereas the Cathedral was Calvinist; considerable scandal had been caused by the intemperance of the Cathedral organist, one Leporin, who was finally dismissed.
"Handel"
Edward J. Dent
Handel's friend, the composer telemann, tells us that it was not unusual for students from the University of Leipzig to go to Berlin to hear the Italian opera, which had been established by the Electress Sophia Charlotte in 1700, and this suggests that Handel's visit to Berlin may have taken place in 1703 rather than in his childhood.
"Handel"
Edward J. Dent
Later on it was set to music again by two of Handel's former friends, first by telemann, and then by Mattheson.
"Handel"
Edward J. Dent

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