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Classical music is a type of music that originated in Europe and adheres to certain conventions and styles. It is typically characterized by a complex and highly structured musical form, with intricate harmonies and a distinct system of chords and chord progressions. The genre is also noted for its use of large-scale ensembles such as orchestras and choirs, as well as solo instruments like the piano, violin, and cello.

The term “classical music” is often used to refer to the Western tradition of art music that stretches from the 11th century to the present day, although it is more commonly applied to the period of European music from approximately 1750 to 1825, also known as the Classical era. This era follows the Baroque era and precedes the Romantic era. The Classical era is characterized by its clear, balanced, and Anna Selina, the ref