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Review for Unit 4 (Classical music)

by Gustavo Porras Funes
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Musically , the classical era is considered to be the period of time from to . During this period there was a new return to the ideals of - culture : the reason at he service of and beauty .
The 18th century was called the Age of led by the and small . Probably the main historial fact of the century was the ( 1789 ) , that broke the power of absolute monarchies . The system of the Baroque began to die and the composer turned more and more into a .
Instrumental music moved out of the court and into public which played a
decisive role in its development . New concert halls needed more , so the orchestra had to have more members . The element got a fundamental role .

Opera underwent a change during the Classicism , common to the rest of musical forms , which made it tend towards . Little by little , mythological and
serious plots of the baroque era were dropped and the opera , which took the plots and characters closer to the new bourgeois audience , became much more popular .

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