classical music tradition

Classical music tradition refers to a rich, structured body of music composed over centuries, characterized by intricate harmony, formal compositions, and expressive depth. It encompasses works from composers like Bach, Mozart, and Beethoven, often performed by orchestras, choirs, or soloists. Traditionally, it emphasizes craftsmanship, thematic development, and emotional nuance. The tradition values written scores, performance practices, and a lineage of stylistic conventions passed through generations. While rooted in Western culture, its influence extends globally, shaping musical education, performance, and appreciation across diverse audiences.