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An Alternate Way of Calculating the Influences Data List A. Among Composers Alive as of Each Date Highlighted, Those Who Would Ultimately Have The Greatest Total Influence on Succeeding Generations of Composers in the CMN List of 500. The numbers within the parentheses below are each composer s overall influence weights; i.e., the Sum values given as the tenth statistical column of the pdf attached to the Musical Influences Statistics page. (Note: again, the following representation of the data should not be confused with the differing concept, the composers most influential at such and such a time ) 1450: Josquin (30.5), Ockeghem (18.2), Dufay (10.3), Dunstable (8.1) 1460: Josquin (30.5), Ockeghem (18.2), Dufay (10.3), Obrecht (7.2) 1470: Josquin (30.5), Ockeghem (18.2), Dufay (10.3), Obrecht (7.2) 1480: Josquin (30.5), Ockeghem (18.2), Obrecht (7.2), Isaac (6.3) 1490: Josquin (30.5), Ockeghem (18.2), Willaert (11.9), Taverner (8.5), Obrecht (7.2) 1500: Josquin (30.5), Willaert (11.9), Gombert (9.3), Taverner (8.5), Morales (8.4) 1510: Josquin (30.5), Tallis (15.3), Willaert (11.9), Gombert (9.3), Taverner (8.5) 1520: Rore (15.5), Tallis (15.3), Willaert (11.9), Gombert (9.3), Taverner (8.5) 1530: Palestrina (92.9), Rore (15.5), Tallis (15.3), Willaert (11.9), Gombert (9.3), Taverner (8.5) 1540: Palestrina (92.9), Lasso (25.1), Byrd (18.5), A Gabrieli (16.2), Rore (15.5), Tallis (15.3) 1550: Palestrina (92.9), Lasso (25.1), Byrd (18.5), A Gabrieli (16.2), Rore (15.5), Tallis (15.3) 1560: Palestrina (92.9), Marenzio (28.7), Lasso (25.1), G Gabrieli (22.2), Byrd (18.5), A Gabrieli (16.2), Rore (15.5), Tallis (15.3) 1570: Palestrina (92.9), Monteverdi (51.6), Marenzio (28.7), Lasso (25.1), G Gabrieli (22.2), Byrd (18.5), A Gabrieli (16.2), Sweelinck (16.2) 1580: Palestrina (92.9), Monteverdi (51.6), Marenzio (28.7), Lasso (25.1), G Gabrieli (22.2), Byrd (18.5), A Gabrieli (16.2), Sweelinck (16.2) 1590: Palestrina (92.9), Monteverdi (51.6), Frescobaldi (29.4), Marenzio (28.7), Schütz (27.6), Lasso (25.1), G Gabrieli (22.2), Byrd (18.5) 1600: Monteverdi (51.6), Frescobaldi (29.4), Schütz (27.6), G Gabrieli (22.2), Byrd (18.5), Sweelinck (16.2), Gesualdo (15.3), Dowland (12.3) 1610: Monteverdi (51.6), Carissimi (30.2), Frescobaldi (29.4), Schütz (27.6), G Gabrieli (22.2), Byrd (18.5), Sweelinck (16.2), Gesualdo (15.3) 1620: Monteverdi (51.6), Carissimi (30.2), Frescobaldi (29.4), Schütz (27.6), Froberger (24.2), G Gabrieli (22.2), Byrd (18.5), Sweelinck (16.2), Cavalli (15.2) 1630: Monteverdi (51.6), Carissimi (30.2), Frescobaldi (29.4), Schütz (27.6), Froberger (24.2), Legrenzi (22.9), Cavalli (15.2)

1640: Monteverdi (51.6), Lully (47.1), Buxtehude (34.2), Carissimi (30.2), Frescobaldi (29.4), Schütz (27.6), Froberger (24.2), Legrenzi (22.9) 1650: Lully (47.1), Buxtehude (34.2), Carissimi (30.2), Schütz (27.6), Froberger (24.2), Legrenzi (22.9), Cavalli (15.2), Stradella (11.0) 1660: Corelli (74.6), Lully (47.1), Buxtehude (34.2), Carissimi (30.2), A Scarlatti (28.6), Schütz (27.6), Fux (27.3), Froberger (24.2), Legrenzi (22.9), Torelli (15.3) 1670: Corelli (74.6), Lully (47.1), F Couperin (40.3), Buxtehude (34.2), Carissimi (30.2), A Scarlatti (28.6), Legrenzi (22.9), Lotti (17.2) 1680: Corelli (74.6), Vivaldi (55.2), Lully (47.1), F Couperin (40.3), Buxtehude (34.2), A Scarlatti (28.6), Fux (27.3), Legrenzi (22.9), Albinoni (19.3), Lotti (17.2) 1690: JS Bach (259.7), Handel (93.9), Corelli (74.6), D Scarlatti (71.5), Vivaldi (55.1), F Couperin (40.3), Rameau (37.3), Buxtehude (34.2), A Scarlatti (28.6), Fux (27.3) 1700: JS Bach (259.7), Handel (93.9), Corelli (74.6), D Scarlatti (71.5), Vivaldi (55.1), F Couperin (40.3), Rameau (37.3), Buxtehude (34.2), Hasse (30.3), A Scarlatti (28.6) 1710: JS Bach (259.7), Handel (93.9), Corelli (74.6), D Scarlatti (71.5), Vivaldi (55.1), F Couperin (40.3), Rameau (37.3), Hasse (30.3), A Scarlatti (28.6), Pergolesi (27.7) 1720: JS Bach (259.7), Handel (93.9), D Scarlatti (71.5), Gluck (70.6), Vivaldi (55.1), F Couperin (40.3), CPE Bach (38.1), Rameau (37.3), Hasse (30.3), A Scarlatti (28.6) 1730: JS Bach (259.7), Handel (93.9), D Scarlatti (71.5), Gluck (70.6), Vivaldi (55.1), F Couperin (40.3), CPE Bach (38.1), Rameau (37.3), Hasse (30.3), Pergolesi (27.7) 1740: JS Bach (259.7), J Haydn (97.6), Handel (93.9), D Scarlatti (71.5), Gluck (70.6), Vivaldi (55.1), CPE Bach (38.1), Rameau (37.3), Hasse (30.3), Fux (27.3) 1750: JS Bach (259.7), J Haydn (97.6), Handel (93.9), D Scarlatti (71.5), Gluck (70.6), CPE Bach (38.1), Rameau (37.3), Hasse (30.3), Jommelli (22.5), Telemann (19.7), Sammartini (19.7) 1760: Mozart (229.0), J Haydn (97.6), Gluck (70.3), Cherubini (48.6), CPE Bach (38.1), Rameau (37.3), Hasse (30.3), Clementi (29.4), Viotti (24.9), Jommelli (22.5) 1770: Beethoven (250.6), Mozart (229.0), J Haydn (97.6), Gluck (70.6), Cherubini (48.6), CPE Bach (38.1), Reicha (33.1), Hasse (30.3), Clementi (29.4), Méhul (25.4) 1780: Beethoven (250.6), Mozart (229.0), J Haydn (97.6), Gluck (70.6), Cherubini (48.6), CPE Bach (38.1), Reicha (33.1), Spontini (32.4), Hasse (30.3), Clementi (29.4) 1790: Beethoven (250.6), Mozart (229.0), J Haydn (97.6), Weber (61.2), Cherubini (48.6), Paganini (39.5), Auber (37.4), Reicha (33.1), Spontini (32.4), Spohr (31.2) 1800: Beethoven (250.6), J Haydn (97.6), Schubert (86.9), Meyerbeer (86.3), Rossini (82.0), Weber (61.2), Cherubini (48.6), Paganini (39.5), Auber (37.4), Reicha (33.1) 1810: Beethoven (250.6), R Schumann (169.2), Chopin (168.4), F Mendelssohn (101.9), Berlioz (100.7), Schubert (86.9), Meyerbeer (86.3), Rossini (82.0), Weber (61.2), Cherubini (48.6) 1820: Beethoven (250.6), Wagner (244.9), Liszt (178.0), R Schumann (169.2), Chopin (168.4), F Mendelssohn (101.9), Berlioz (100.7), Schubert (86.9), Meyerbeer (86.3), Rossini (82.0)

1830: Wagner (244.9), Liszt (178.0), R Schumann (169.2), Chopin (168.4), F Mendelssohn (101.9), Berlioz (100.7), Meyerbeer (86.3), Rossini (82.0), Gounod (51.8), Verdi (50.5) 1840: Wagner (244.9), Liszt (178.0), R Schumann (169.2), Chopin (168.4), Brahms (119.3), F Mendelssohn (101.9), Berlioz (100.7), Meyerbeer (86.3), Rossini (82.0), Tchaikovsky (69.8) 1850: Wagner (244.9), Liszt (178.0), R Schumann (169.2), Brahms (119.3), Berlioz (100.7), Meyerbeer (86.3), Rossini (82.0), Fauré (70.4), Tchaikovsky (69.8), Mussorgsky (55.4) 1860: Wagner (244.9), Liszt (178.0), Brahms (119.3), Berlioz (100.7), Meyerbeer (86.3), Rossini (82.0), Fauré (70.4), Tchaikovsky (69.8), Mahler (66.4), Mussorgsky (55.4) 1870: Wagner (244.9), Debussy (238.1), Liszt (178.0), Brahms (119.3), R Strauss (105.5), Fauré (70.4), Tchaikovsky (69.8), Mahler (66.4), Satie (63.2), Mussorgsky (55.4) 1880: Wagner (244.9), Debussy (238.1), Liszt (178.0), Schoenberg (142.8), Ravel (139.2), Brahms (119.3), R Strauss (105.5), Fauré (70.4), Tchaikovsky (69.8), Mahler (66.4) 1890: Debussy (238.1), Stravinsky (229.6), Schoenberg (142.8), Ravel (139.2), Bartók (123.6), Brahms (119.3), R Strauss (105.5), Berg (75.7), Webern (73.8), Fauré (70.4) 1900: Debussy (238.1), Stravinsky (229.6), Schoenberg (142.8), Ravel (139.2), Bartók (123.6), R Strauss (105.5), Berg (75.7), Webern (73.8), Fauré (70.4), Mahler (66.4) 1910: Debussy (238.1), Stravinsky (229.6), Schoenberg (142.8), Ravel (139.2), Bartók (123.6), R Strauss (105.5), Berg (75.7), Webern (73.8), Fauré (70.4), Mahler (66.4) 1920: Stravinsky (229.6), Schoenberg (142.8), Ravel (139.2), Bartók (123.6), R Strauss (105.5), Berg (75.7), Webern (73.8), Fauré (70.4), Satie (63.2), Hindemith (61.7) 1930: Stravinsky (229.6), Schoenberg (142.8), Ravel (139.2), Bartók (123.6), R Strauss (105.5), Berg (75.7), Webern (73.8), Hindemith (61.7), Varèse (57.9) 1940: Stravinsky (229.6), Schoenberg (142.8), Bartók (123.6), R Strauss (105.5), Webern (73.8), Hindemith (61.7), Varèse (57.9), Shostakovich (41.0), Copland (40.7), Messiaen (40.0) 1950: Stravinsky (229.6), Schoenberg (142.8), Hindemith (61.7), Varèse (57.9), Shostakovich (41.0), Copland (40.7), Messiaen (40.0), Sibelius (39.3), Cage (38.9), Milhaud (31.7) 1960: Stravinsky (229.6), Hindemith (61.7), Varèse (57.9), Shostakovich (41.0), Copland (40.7), Messiaen (40.0), Cage (38.9), Milhaud (31.7), Stockhausen (26.7), Boulez (24.7) 1970: Stravinsky (229.6), Shostakovich (41.0), Copland (40.7), Messiaen (40.0), Cage (38.9), Milhaud (31.7), Stockhausen (26.7), Boulez (24.7), Walton (17.2), Dallapiccola (16.3) 1980: Copland (40.7), Messiaen (40.0), Cage (38.9), Stockhausen (26.7), Boulez (24.7), Walton (17.2), Nono (11.2), Riley (10.5) 1990: Copland (40.7), Messiaen (40.0), Cage (38.9), Stockhausen (26.7), Boulez (24.7), Nono (11.2), Riley (10.5), Reich (9.8) 2000: Stockhausen (26.7), Boulez (24.7), Riley (10.5), Reich (9.8), Menotti (7.7), Glass (7.4)

List B. The Composers Achieving the 150 Highest Mean Decennial Statistics In an effort to look past the general (and perhaps swamping) trend of accumulating influence over history, I have calculated from the untruncated version of List A above a mean decennial statistic (mds) for each composer who influenced composers in the CMN list of 500. This was accomplished by averaging the proportional ranks of his or her total influences across the decennial years they were alive. For example, a composer alive during four decennial years, for two of them ranking second and two of them ranking third, and for all four years placing among a total list of thirty composers, would produce an mds of: ( 2/30 + 2/30 + 3/30 + 3/30 ) / 4., or:.083). The highest-ranked mds scores thus have the lowest absolute values. In the list given below, each composer s highest rank achieved during their decennial year appearances is also given, followed in parentheses by the number of times the rank was achieved, if more than once (thus Arnold Schoenberg s highest decennial rank was 2, achieved four times), as is the total influences statistic, for comparison purposes. Note: (1) the list is limited to the composers achieving the 150 highest-ranking mds scores (2) the lowest-ranking score below,.796, can be interpreted as meaning that on the average these two composers (Miaskovsky and Weill) placed 79.6% of the way down from the tops of the lists in their respective decennial appearances. Mean Highest Total Decennial Decennial Influences Rank Statistic Rank Composer / dates Statistic 1.027 1 (3) Debussy, Claude (1862 1918) 238.1 2.030 1 (6) Wagner, Richard (1813 83) 244.9 3.030 1 (6) Stravinsky, Igor (1882 1971) 229.6 4.037 1 (6) Beethoven, Ludwig van (1770 1827) 250.6 5.047 1 (7) Bach, Johann Sebastian (1685 1750) 259.7 6.054 2 (4) Schoenberg, Arnold (1874 1951) 142.8 7.061 2 (4) Liszt, Franz (1811 86) 178.0 8.074 1 Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus (1756 91) 229.0 9.076 3 (2) Ravel, Maurice (1875 1937) 139.2 10.080 1 (7) Palestrina, Giovanni Pierluigi da (1525/6 1594) 92.9 11.088 3 Bartók, Béla (1881 1945) 123.6 12.088 2 Schumann, Robert (1810 56) 169.2 13.102 1 (5) Monteverdi, Claudio (1567 1643) 51.6 14.102 2 (4) Haydn, Franz Joseph (1732 1809) 97.6 15.104 3 Brahms, Johannes (1833 97) 119.3 16.105 1 (3) Corelli, Arcangelo (1653 1713) 74.6 17.106 2 (5) Handel, Georg Frideric (1685 1759) 93.9 18.113 4 Strauss, Richard (1864 1949) 105.5 19.120 3 Chopin, Fryderyk (1810 49) 168.4 20.138 6 (2) Berg, Alban (1885 1935) 75.7 21.144 1 Lully, Jean-Baptiste (1632 87) 47.1 22.150 5 Webern, Anton (1883 1945) 73.8 23.157 4 Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, Felix (1809 47) 101.9 24.163 2 Hindemith, Paul (1895 1963) 61.7 25.163 4 Berlioz, Hector (1803 69) 100.7 26.170 6 Fauré, Gabriel (1845 1924) 70.4

27.174 3 (2) Scarlatti, Domenico (1685 1757) 71.5 28.177 1 (7) Josquin Desprez (c1450 1521) 30.5 29.179 3 Schubert, Franz (1797 1828) 86.9 30.183 3 Gluck, Christoph W. R. von (1714 87) 70.6 31.192 2 Marenzio, Luca (1553/4 1599) 28.7 32.193 4 Meyerbeer, Giacomo (1791 1864) 86.3 33.194 2 Shostakovich, Dmitry (1906 75) 41.0 34.196 8 Mahler, Gustav (1860 1911) 66.4 35.196 3 Varèse, Edgard (1883 1965) 57.9 36.198 1 (2) Copland, Aaron (1900 90) 40.7 37.206 7 Tchaikovsky, Pyotr Il yich (1840 93) 69.8 38.208 9 (2) Satie, Erik (1866 1925) 63.2 39.223 5 Rossini, Gioachino (1792 1868) 82.0 40.224 2 Vivaldi, Antonio (1678 1741) 55.1 41.237 3 (2) Cage, John (1912 92) 38.9 42.240 2 (2) Lasso, Orlando di (1532? 1594) 25.1 43.244 2 (2) Messiaen, Olivier (1908 92) 40.0 44.249 4 Weber, Carl Maria von (1786 1826) 61.2 45.251 10 (3) Mussorgsky, Modest (1835 81) 55.4 46.258 2 (3) Carissimi, Giacomo (1605 74) 30.2 47.262 13 Scriabin, Alexander (1872 1915) 52.8 48.263 3 Couperin, François (1668 1733) 40.3 49.268 1 Stockhausen, Karlheinz (1928 2007) 26.7 50.269 2 Frescobaldi, Girolamo (1583 1643) 29.4 51.277 5 Bach, Carl Philipp Emanuel (1714 88) 38.1 52.280 4 Cherubini, Luigi (1760 1842) 48.6 53.286 2 Buxtehude, Dieterich (c1637 1707) 34.2 54.289 9 Gounod, Charles (1818 93) 51.8 55.299 12.5 (3) Grieg, Edvard (1843 1907) 51.5 55.299 12.5 (3) Rimsky-Korsakov, Nikolay (1844 1908) 51.5 57.307 10 Dukas, Paul (1865 1935) 46.7 58.308 2 Boulez, Pierre (1925 2016) 24.7 59.332 6 Milhaud, Darius (1892 1974) 31.7 60.336 4 (2) Gabrieli, Giovanni (c1555 1612) 22.2 61.337 6 Rameau, Jean-Philippe (1683 1764) 37.3 62.338 10 Verdi, Giuseppe (1813 1901) 50.5 63.342 8 Sibelius, Jean (1865 1957) 39.3 64.353 1 Rore, Cipriano de (1515/6 1565) 15.5 65.364 6 Paganini, Nicolò (1782 1840) 39.5 66.375 12 Franck, Cesar (1822 90) 44.9 67.380 2 (5) Ockeghem, Johannes (c1420 97) 18.2 68.381 7 Hasse, Johann Adolf (1699 1783) 30.3 69.382 3 Schütz, Heinrich (1585 1672) 27.6 70.386 16 (2) Dvorák, Antonin (1841 1904) 39.6 71.391 7 (2) Reicha, Anton (1770 1836) 33.1

72.391 11 Prokofiev, Sergei (1891 1953) 31.5 73.405 7 Auber, Daniel-François-Esprit (1782 1871) 37.4 74.410 5 Scarlatti, Alessandro (1660 1725) 28.6 75.413 4 (2) Gabrieli, Andrea (c1533 85) 16.2 76.426 18 (2) Massenet, Jules (1842 1912) 36.4 77.436 3 (2) Byrd, William (c1540 1623) 18.5 78.447 3 Riley, Terry (1935 ) 10.5 79.452 12 Ives, Charles (1874 1954) 30.2 80.454 18 Puccini, Giacomo (1858 1924) 34.4 81.469 2 (2) Tallis, Thomas (c1505 85) 15.3 82.470 18 Borodin, Alexander (1833 87) 35.4 83.479 20 Chabrier, Emmanuel (1841 94) 34.7 84.484 21 Busoni, Ferruccio (1866 1924) 31.3 85.485 10 (2) Pergolesi, Giovanni (1710 36) 27.7 86.487 11 Cowell, Henry (1897 1965) 21.9 87.488 8 Spontini, Gaspare (1774 1851) 32.4 88.489 8 Clementi, Muzio (1752 1832) 29.4 89.489 6 Walton, William (1902 83) 17.2 90.489 7 (2) Fux, Johann Joseph (c1660 1741) 27.3 91.491 13 Glinka, Mikhail (1804 57) 34.7 92.496 9 Jommelli, Nicolò (1714 74) 22.5 93.500 25 Reger, Max (1873 1916) 31.1 94.501 2 Willaert, Adrian (c1490 1562) 11.9 95.507 19 Gershwin, George (1898 1937) 29.5 96.511 6 Nono, Luigi (1924 90) 11.2 97.516 6 Sweelinck, Jan Pieterszoon (1562 1621) 16.2 98.519 15 Bellini, Vincenzo (1801 35) 32.7 99.521 4 Reich, Steve (1936 ) 9.8 100.533 3 (3) Dufay, Guillaume (c1397 1474) 10.7 101.541 10 Méhul, Étienne-Nicolas (1763 1817) 25.4 102.542 10 Spohr, Louis (1784 1859) 31.2 103.547 10 Dallapiccola, Luigi (1904 75) 16.3 104.547 5 (3) Froberger, Johann Jakob (1616 67) 24.2 105.548 22 Delius, Frederick (1862 1934) 24.6 106.570 11 Britten, Benjamin (1913 76) 14.1 107.578 9 Viotti, Giovanni Battista (1755 1824) 24.9 108.579 16 Vaughan-Williams, Ralph (1872 1958) 20.5 109.583 10.5 Sammartini, Giovanni Battista (1700/1 1775) 19.7 110.584 7 Gesualdo, Carlo (1566 1613) 15.3 111.585 10.5 Telemann, Georg Philipp (1681 1767) 19.7 112.587 22 (2) Bruckner, Anton (1824 96) 26.8 113.590 11 Hummel, Johann Nepomuk (1778 1837) 26.1 114.602 6 (2) Legrenzi, Giovanni (1626 90) 22.9 115.606 11 Dussek, Jan Ladislav (1760 1812) 21.6 116.611 14 Donizetti, Gaetano (1797 1848) 27.6

117.612 24 Balakirev, Mily (1837 1910) 21.9 118.615 24.5 Elgar, Edward (1857 1934) 20.8 118.615 24.5 Indy, Vincent d (1851 1931) 20.8 120.620 23 Bizet, Georges (1838 75) 24.1 121.625 3 Gombert, Nicolas (c1495 c1560) 9.3 122.626 13 Bach, Johann Christian (1735 82) 17.5 123.639 9 Albinoni, Tomaso (1671 1751) 19.3 124.681 24 Offenbach, Jacques (1819 80) 21.7 125.684 27 Saint-Saëns, Camille (1835 1921) 20.4 126.687 29 Albéniz, Isaac (1860 1909) 19.9 127.697 27 Nielsen, Carl (1865 1931) 17.5 128.698 10 (2) Lotti, Antonio (1667 1740) 17.2 129.702 8 Dowland, John (1563 1626) 12.3 130.706 4 (2) Taverner, John (c1490 1545) 8.5 131.707 30 Wolf, Hugo (1860 1903) 18.1 132.713 14 Salieri, Antonio (1750 1825) 17.4 133.717 28 Roussel, Albert (1869 1937) 17.4 134.717 15 Haydn, Johann Michael (1737 1806) 17.3 135.734 16 Field, John (1782 1837) 20.0 136.738 10 Torelli, Giuseppe (1658 1709) 15.3 137.742 11 (2) Caldara, Antonio (1670/1 1736) 16.2 138.744 9 Nancarrow, Conlon (1912 97) 8.5 139.749 7 (2) Cavalli, Pietro Francesco (1602 76) 15.2 140.751 31 Holst, Gustav (1874 1934) 16.0 141.759 6 Glass, Philip (1937 ) 7.4 142.763 16 Cimarosa, Domenico (1749 1801) 17.2 143.764 9 Phillips, Peter (1560/1 1628) 10.0 144.765 5 Menotti, Gian Carlo (1911 2007) 7.7 145.779 14 Piston, Walter (1894 1976) 10.4 146.781 3 Obrecht, Jacob (1457/8 1505) 7.2 147.785 29 Delibes, Léo (1836 91) 15.9 148.795 23 Rachmaninov, Sergei (1873 1943) 14.1 149.796 20 Miaskovsky, Nikolai (1881 1950) 11.9 150.796 21 Weill, Kurt (1900 50) 11.7