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The baroque era in music lasted roughly from 1600 till 1750, which is usually subdivided into early baroque (1600-1650), high baroque (1650-1700) and late baroque (1700-1750).

Composers that were born in The Netherlands, or gained the Dutch nationality.

Group members

Albicastro|Weissenburg von Biswang, Enrico (Heinrich) (1670–1738)
de Fesch, Willem (1687–1757)
Hollanders, Herman (–)
Huygens, Constantijn (1596–1687)
Klein, Jacob Herman (1688–1748)
Lustig, Jacob Wilhelm (1706–1796)
Reinken|Reincken, Jan Adams (Johann Adam) (1643–1722)
Schenck, Johan(n) (1660–1712)
Sweelinck, Jan Pieterszoon (1562–1621)
Trico, Simon (1678–1757)
Vallet, Nicolas (1583–1642)
van Eyck, (Joncker) Jacob (1590–1657)
van Wassenaer, Unico Wilhelm (1692–1766)
Verrijt, Jan Baptist (1602–1650)

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