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 Classical
music
in the history of music. This review of music refers to what we call "art
music" throughout all its periods (of course, this bears no disrespect
for jazz
or folk
music as "non-artistic").
became predominant, and according to which symphony,
string quartet
and chamber sonatas
were designed. At the same time, the piano
became the main keyboard instrument, at the expense of the harpsichord
and organ
that both lost their former centrality in musical creation. Nevertheless,
it is important to mention that ancient music,
and especially that of Renaissance
and Baroque,
is fascinating and significant; listening to this music teaches the sophistication
and knowledge that stood at the base of creation during those eras. Different
trends prevailed in Western music in different times, and opinions, fashions
and technological developments of musical instruments clearly influenced
the art of composition.Classical music Styles  
music, the term is usually applied to instrumental music for ensembles
for three to eight players, such as the string quartet,
the piano trio
and the string quintet.,
which is a large orchestra that includes string,
woodwind,
and percussion
instruments. This kind of orchestra usually plays musical forms such as
the symphony
and symphonic poems.
up to the Renaissance
and even Baroque
periods, especially with the use of authentic instruments and early playing
techniques. Many consorts and ensembles were formed throughout the world,
in order to perform and record 'early music' in an authentic manner.
music. In the middle of the 19th century, composers from the Nationalist
movement in music, such as Smetana,
Grieg,
Dvorak,
and Bartok,
became eager for their music to embody elements from their nationalities.
consort, choir
or solo. ,
when the Gregorian chant,
the mass,
the motet,
and the choral
became an integral part of church services. This is also the case
of the Anglican anthem
and the Lutheran cantata.
Many of these liturgical works became part of the regular classical music
repertoire and are performed all over the world, with no religious boundaries.
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