Sentence examples for classical period from inspiring English sources
proper noun
The musical period of time following the Baroque period and preceding the Romantic period, spanning 1750-c.1830.
See also Western architecture: The Classical period.
In the late Classical period (c.
After the Classical period, it was played singly.
It suggests a Greek statue of the Classical period, subjected to El Greco's indelible wavering style.
Brahms had a big, rhetorical beginning, a fiercely Classical period and a more relaxed old age.
And it could provide a relatively undisturbed 'time capsule' from the classical period of Greece".
For educated Arabic speakers, the language of the classical period is relatively easy to enjoy.
When you get into the classical period, seventy-five years later, I can't.
Beethoven broke ties with the Classical period with his final piano sonata, the mystical Opus 111.
Unlike freestanding statues, architectural sculpture from the high Classical period has survived in abundance.
During the Classical period (475 325 bc), Cypriot art came under strong Attic influence.
