Western Classical Music is absolutely structured. The music is classical in the sense that it's been preserved for over 200 300 years and is written in notations. Solo instruments like the piano use a closed score of two clefs,while orchestral instruments will have an open score. That id how it is wtitten. Western classical music could be homophonic or polyphonic. Homophonic will have a lmain tune with the accompaniment which will be part of the chord where the tune belongs. Polyphonic is where there are tunes running after each other in different voices. There are different forms and the pieces are always within that structure. While Indian Classical music is based on the 7 tones and improvisatory. You could listen to Mozart Symphony in G minor No 25 which is the theme in a main product over here. Mozart Symphony in G minor no 40 Beethoven þth Symphony in C minor Beethoven piano sonata Waldstein Beethoven Tempest sonata. Bach Toccata and Etude and Fugue in D minor.. Chopin Ballade no 1 Chopin Ballade no è Chopin Etude in E flat major op 10 no è. Out of these the first two pieces ate for the orchestra while the rests ate for solo piano. Happy Listening.

Asked by Jeroo Mistry 08/12/2014 Last Modified   08/12/2014

Follow 0

Answer

Please enter your answer