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"Classical-period music" as a book category covers the Western art-music tradition roughly between 1750 and 1820, centering on composers such as Haydn, Mozart and the early Beethoven and the musical forms they developed or perfected—sonata-allegro, symphony, string quartet, concerto and opera. Books in this category address the period’s characteristic clarity, balance, homophonic textures, motivic development and formal symmetry, along with its social and cultural context (Enlightenment ideals, changing patronage and the rise of public concerts). Typical titles include historical surveys, composer biographies, analytical studies, editions and performance-practice guides, aimed at scholars, performers, students and informed general readers.

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