The secondary zone below details a procession of horse drawn chariots and soldiers carrying hourglass shields. The illustration of people and animals is both abstract and two-dimensional as artists of the Geometric era regularly used triangular torsos and long thin arms and legs (Stokstad, 160). The second distinct period which originated in Corinth in 700 BCE and spanned one hundred years is now known as the Orientalizing period...
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This period gets its name from the introduction of Egyptian and Eastern influences on Greek pottery during this time. The impact of foreign styles lead to the introduction of the black-figure technique that has come to epitomize the era. In Black-figure painting, figures and ornaments were drawn in silhouette on the natural clay surface of the vase in a black pigment before being fired in a kiln...
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The Classical Period The piano sonata became a very important form of chamber music, especially after being refined by Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven. After 1765, the string quartet began to increasingly dominate the chamber music field...	2 / 409
Ms. The choice of solo instrument, however, was somewhat broader then in the baroque era. There was more of a trend during the classical period towards keyboard concertos...	2 / 360
Test Composers: The four major composers of the Classical era were Josef Haydn (Austria) - 1732-1809, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (Austria) - 1756-1791, and Ludwig van Beethoven (Germany) - 1770-1827...	1 / 255
Classical Music As well as this, classical style used syncopations, unexpected pauses and often jumped from long notes to short notes. Also featured, were sudden or gradual changes from patterns of note lengths...	3 / 666