The Essence of Classical Music (1750-1820): Elegance and Accessibility
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Between 1750 and 1820, Classical music reflected the ideas of reason, nature, and morality in its form and structure. Melodies became central, notably featuring violins and high woodwind instruments, creating a sound that was both elegant and appealing to diverse audiences. This musical era prized good taste and predictability, aimed at all social classes. Vienna, Austria emerged as the heart of this movement, with opera gaining immense popularity, further enriching the musical landscape of the time.
The Essence of Classical Music (1750-1820): Elegance and Accessibility
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Classical 1750-1820
Ideas of reason, nature, and morality were reflected in the form and structure of music Melody was the most important element In the violins or high wind instruments Music needed to be in good taste, elegant, and appeal to all listeners Had to be predictable About the Music
Had to be for all people: international and difference classes. • Vienna, Austria was the center of Classical music • Opera was very popular