1. Claudio Monteverdi:

Monteverdi sits on the threshold of the transition between the Renaissance and the Baroque era, but the "Baroque High Period" has just arrived , and destroyed the music school represented by this great Venetian composer. The Venetian Opera School was founded at the end of the Renaissance. He also composed many religious musical works and pastoral songs.

2. Antonio Vivaldi:

He was an Italian priest, Baroque music composer, and violinist.

3. Jean-Philippe Rameau:

French late Baroque composer. Best known today for his harpsichord music, Rameau was also famous in his day as a music theorist and opera composer. His father was a local organ musician and he hoped that his son would become a lawyer.

4. Johann Sebastian Bach:

A German composer during the Baroque period, an outstanding organ, violin, and harpsichord player. The world generally believes that he is One of the most important composers in the history of music.

5. G. Philipp Telemann:

In the transitional stage between the Baroque period and the Classical period, he was the most important composer and organist in Germany at that time. . He pays attention to the main tone texture of melody writing and often puts aside exquisite counterpoint techniques, emphasizing light and beautiful melody, bright and symmetrical rhythm, and non-bloated and impetuous accompaniment.