Western classical music

Western classical music is a tradition of composed music rooted in European history, characterized by written notation, complex harmonies, and structured forms such as symphonies, sonatas, and operas. It emphasizes craftsmanship, expressive dynamics, and thematic development, often performed by orchestras, ensembles, or soloists. This genre spans centuries, from the Baroque to contemporary works, capturing a wide range of emotional and intellectual expressions. Its rich history and intricate compositions have influenced many musical styles and continue to inspire audiences worldwide, offering a blend of artistry, technical skill, and cultural significance.