The "Classical" Style of Music That Swept Europe in the Late

question 29

Multiple Choice

The "classical" style of music that swept Europe in the late eighteenth century:

• A) rejected the symphonic form because it was bohemian.
• B) slavishly imitated the music of classical antiquity.
• C) was intended to sound orderly, clear, and balanced.
• D) is best represented by the music of Bach and Handel.
• E) remained the musical style until the late twentieth century.

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