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"Classical music" is a broad term used for music that was composed hundreds of years ago but "Classical music" fans will tell you that it is divided into 4 major eras: Renaissance, Baroque, Classical and Romantic. Which had many famous composers like: Beethoven, Mozart, Liszt, Bach and many more. And that is "Classical music" in a nutshell but if you want to start exploring "Classical music" then I'll try to guide you a bit 1: "Classical music" is often stereotyped as a music who is composed by old people listened by old people who complain about younger generations, but again just a stereotype and don't let anyone judge you for your likings. Music related or not. 2: start by listening to popular compositions that you probably heard a few seconds of it like fur elise by beethoven. Just listen to the whole piece And there are alot of other popular compositions that you might see in movies, bands or anime and pop culture which ill state some examples to help you start your journey. La casa de papel (season 5): when "Berlin" was talking to his son you hear the piece Fantaisie Impromptu by Chopin. Sabaton: one music played by the band called "The Red Baron" which has the first minute of Little fugue in G minor by Bach. Your lie in April : one worthy mention is Ballade No.1 in G minor by Chopin which appeared in both of this anime series but you might see some spoilers for the anime so search it in caution :) and that is it but remember: life isn't all Beethoven.
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