Bartolomeo Cristofori

Target entity: Bartolomeo Cristofori
Context triple: [Piano, inventedBy, Bartolomeo Cristofori]

• A. Muzio Clementi
  Muzio Clementi was an Italian-born composer, pianist, teacher, and music publisher whose keyboard works and pedagogical influence were central to the development of the Classical piano style.
• B. Giovanni Battista Lulli
  Giovanni Battista Lulli, better known by his French name Jean-Baptiste Lully, was a 17th-century Italian-born French composer who became a central figure in the development of French Baroque music and opera at the court of Louis XIV.
• C. Alessandro Scarlatti
  Alessandro Scarlatti was an influential Italian Baroque composer, especially renowned for his operas and chamber cantatas, whose style helped shape the development of 18th-century music.
• D. Arcangelo Corelli
  Arcangelo Corelli was an influential Italian Baroque composer and violinist whose works helped establish the foundations of modern violin technique and the concerto grosso form.
• E. Antonio Salieri
  Antonio Salieri was an Italian classical composer and influential court musician in Vienna, best known today for his operas and for teaching prominent composers such as Beethoven and Schubert.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Bartolomeo Cristofori
Target entity description: Bartolomeo Cristofori was an Italian instrument maker of the Baroque era, best known as the inventor of the modern piano.

• A. Muzio Clementi
  Muzio Clementi was an Italian-born composer, pianist, teacher, and music publisher whose keyboard works and pedagogical influence were central to the development of the Classical piano style.
• B. Giovanni Battista Lulli
  Giovanni Battista Lulli, better known by his French name Jean-Baptiste Lully, was a 17th-century Italian-born French composer who became a central figure in the development of French Baroque music and opera at the court of Louis XIV.
• C. Alessandro Scarlatti
  Alessandro Scarlatti was an influential Italian Baroque composer, especially renowned for his operas and chamber cantatas, whose style helped shape the development of 18th-century music.
• D. Arcangelo Corelli
  Arcangelo Corelli was an influential Italian Baroque composer and violinist whose works helped establish the foundations of modern violin technique and the concerto grosso form.
• E. Antonio Salieri
  Antonio Salieri was an Italian classical composer and influential court musician in Vienna, best known today for his operas and for teaching prominent composers such as Beethoven and Schubert.
• F. None of above. chosen