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Answer 1: No it isn't
Answer 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 differ in terms of music theory, instrumentation, and key people. However, a lot of people (laymen) generalize pre-1900s music as "Classical music", so you could call Baroque music Classical music.
Answer 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 differ in terms of music theory, instrumentation, and key people. However, a lot of people (laymen) generalize pre-1900s music as "Classical music", so you could call Baroque music Classical music.
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