How does rococo music compareswith baroque music?

European classicalAnother AnswerThe English word baroque is derived from the Italian barocco, meaning bizarre, though probably exuberant would be a better translation more accurately reflecting the...

1: No it isn'tAnswer 2: Technically no. Baroque music belongs to its own period, the Baroque period (1600-1760). It was followed by the Classical period (1750-1830). Baroque music and Classical music...

Baroque musique is classical music! It's just from a particular era of classal music (the baroque era).

Renaissance music was interval (two notes) based. However, Baroque music was chord (triads, three notes) based. Also, there was a lot more freedom with the "allowed" note values and dissonances....

First of all Baroque music has completely different instruments, the baroque orchestra was tiny it consisted of a harpsichord, a viola, a violin and a violin cello. If you listen to the hallelujah...