Mannheim School

The Mannheim School refers to a group of influential music theorists and educators based in Mannheim, Germany, during the 18th century. They significantly contributed to the development of musical composition and theory, emphasizing clarity, structure, and expressive power in music. Their work helped shape classical music practices, particularly in harmony, melody, and form, influencing composers and music education across Europe. The Mannheim School also played a key role in the evolution of orchestral techniques, contributing to the dynamic and expressive qualities of music during that period.