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DAY 271 | CLASSICAL MUSIC PERIODS |
Neoclassicism
EVERYTHING IN MODERATION
The sequel is never as good as the original, right? With few noted examples (think The Godfather), we can all generally agree that sequels are little more than attempted moneymakers. I mean, other than your little niece or nephew, who really wants to see The Lion King II: Simba’s Pride?
But when it comes to classical music, the second time around can actually be a welcome change. The Neoclassical time period refers to music written between the two World Wars (approximately ...
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