<em>Classical Music was largely influenced by a period of time in which society was more contemporary and ancient. The music itself would show the changes happening towards society, so in a way it's not how the music was shaped, but how the music shaped others. </em>
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<em>Thanks to Classical Music, music was more accessable due to public concerts, church, courts, operas, concerts, and symphonies. </em>
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<em>Musicians today, such as Led Zepellin and the Beatles, are still influenced by classical music. The Beatles' "Eleanor Rigby:, you can hear a string quartet playing, which could almost sort of be a callback to the time period, but definitely influenced by the era (saying this as a generalization to give an example). </em>
A stoa<span>, in </span>ancient Greek architecture<span>, is a covered walkway or </span>portico<span>, commonly for public use. Early stoas were open at the entrance with columns, usually of the </span>Doric order<span>, lining the side of the building; they created a safe, enveloping, protective atmosphere.</span>
The thing that happened sometime between 700 and 900, that led to the development of polyphony in western music was Gregorian chant began to have a second melodic line added by monks in monastery choirs.
What was Gregorian chant?
- The Roman Catholic Church's monophonic, unaccompanied holy song in Latin (and rarely Greek) has its roots in Gregorian chant, which is the main Western plainchant tradition.
- With later additions and redactions, Gregorian chant evolved mostly in western and central Europe during the ninth and tenth centuries.
- Although the Gregorian chant is said to have been created by Pope Gregory I, academics think that it was a later Carolingian blend of Roman and Gallican chant.
- Gregorian chants were initially divided into four modes, then eight, then twelve, and finally.
- A characteristic ambitus, characteristic intervallic patterns in relation to the final of a referential mode, incipits and cadences, and the usage of reciting tones at a specific distance from the final are all examples of typical melodic elements.
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