Using different Musical forms. But of course the "Sonata" (Allegro) Form was introduced in the Classical era so that became quickly popular so lets use this as an example. A Sonata has 3 (sometimes 4) movements, the first of which is Allegro (Thus why it's also known as the Allegro form). The first movement will follow a strict structure which consisted of:
The Exposition:
Starting in the tonic of the key. Main theme/tune with two subjects (tunes), a 1st and 2nd.
The Development:
New musical ideas differing from the Exposition, making use of a different key (commonly the dominant). This is known as a "transition".
The Recapitulation:
Echoing themes and tunes used at the beginning in the Exposition though perhaps in a different key. The Recapitulation may feature a "Coda" where the key will revert back to that of the tonic - starting key.
An "Introduction" may be used right at the beginning which will be slower than the rest of the movement and in the tonic key. An example of this would be the first 12 bars of Beethoven's 1st Symphony in C Major (Movement 1).
Hope this has been of some help
James Fletcher
A-Level Music Student, Oboist and Pianist
Classical Period
The 20th century is the most diverse classical music period.
Often, people describe the Classical period of music as being heavily Romantic. However, the Romance period was after the Classical period. Classical is usually just referred to as Classical.
Music written during the Classical period for small ensembles is known as chamber music.
he was between both Classical and Romantic period but is more often classified in the Classical period
From 1730 to 1820, that was the duration of the classical music period.
Classical Period
The 20th century is the most diverse classical music period.
Often, people describe the Classical period of music as being heavily Romantic. However, the Romance period was after the Classical period. Classical is usually just referred to as Classical.
The Romantic music period
Frederic Chopin was in the classical music period.
In a broad sense, yes. Any art music can be termed Classical. But Classical refers to the musical period directly after Bach's. He wrote music of the Baroque period.
That depends, the classical period was from the early-mid 1700's to the early 1800's, Classical Music as a whole is from about 1680-now
Music written during the Classical period for small ensembles is known as chamber music.
he was between both Classical and Romantic period but is more often classified in the Classical period
The classical music period is from 1730 to 1820
The Classical Period