Well, a genre and a period in history. The Classical Period. The two kinda get mixed up together into one meaning. People call anything with that kind of feel "Classical."
That's what a genre is, I mean. It's a feeling, or a style of something. Usually an art, like visual arts and music.
Really old music that you can't trace back to a date, stuff that's been around since we first started making simply instruments, is called Prehistoric. Then I think the next era is Ancient, and then... Early, I think? Then the European Renaissance happened, and music really took off as a popular art form. Then the "Periods" I talked about before started to happen.
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That's what a genre is, I mean. It's a feeling, or a style of something. Usually an art, like visual arts and music.
Really old music that you can't trace back to a date, stuff that's been around since we first started making simply instruments, is called Prehistoric. Then I think the next era is Ancient, and then... Early, I think? Then the European Renaissance happened, and music really took off as a popular art form. Then the "Periods" I talked about before started to happen.