Who made classical music popular?

Answer 1

Johann Sebastian Bach's style strongly influenced both Mozart (who is considered, in many ways, to be the epitome of a Classical composer) and Beethoven, who provided a transition between Classical and Romantic music.

Answer 2

Music in general has always been popular. In the Renaissance, the only music they had was music from composers such as Susato and had instruments such as the rommelpot (this instrument in real life is a straw and a lid on a cup. You pull the straw up and down and the sound you hear is the sound a rommelpot makes). Back then, that music was popular. As time progressed, the music composed in their era became popular and so on on and so forth. So the question of "who" made classical popular can't really be answered correctly. Every era had their "shining composer" such as Mozart in the classical era, and Bach in the baroque era. They made their music popular to their era and even now. When have you heard Morning by Grieg and immediately thought Classical Music? His music makes his era popular. Even now, if you ever get the chance to hear Einstein on the Beach by Phillip Glass, a modern composer, you'll find his music appealing and find that the music in our era is popular.

Answer 3

Classical music wasn't discovered. It was developed from musical styles and techniques from earlier musical eras (baroque, Renaissance, Medieval, whatever..) until it became its own era, with its own specialised and specific characteristics.

Answer 4

No one actually knows who , but 2 years ago they stopped searching for clues and ways to solve the question. - Wikipedia

Answer 5

This is such a broad question that it would be pointless to try to answer it here. The information is freely available on the internet.

Answer 6

God.