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1. What are the characteristics of the music of the Classical period?
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1. What are the characteristics of the music of the Classical period?

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Classical. 1750-1820.

Melody. Short, balanced 4 bar phrases. ...

Harmony. Major/Minor tonalities. ...

Rhythm. Clearly defined and regular. ...

Texture. Frequently homophonic. ...

Tone Colour. Fortepiano replaces harpsichord. ...

Structure. Several movements contrasting in character and tempo. ...

Dynamics.

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Made (mostly) by strung instruments, such as piano and violin.
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