History of music

Intruction
Music has witnessed great strides in humanity being the subject of relaxation, concentration, emotion and expression.
Classical music regarded as the ultimate expression of sound (or at least so I believe) is a genre that has attracted worldwide criticism for its structure. But aside opinions and contradictions of others I believe that this is a pure and beautiful expression, sincethe tune feels a sense of concentration and spiritual relaxation is so simple melody.
This type of music I have always rated as one of my favorite genres and I greatly admire all kinds of melody from this since for me has always been exciting to have the joy of listening, not hearing such music, for now only to understand it is to be taken into account much dedication and focus that we put to themelody, because if you only hear without listening, it makes no sense interpretation of it.
This type of music, long before entering high school, I felt an enormous pleasure to hear this music because since I started listening (about since I was in high school), I felt an irresistible attraction for this music because since the considered different from many of the genres that today are causinggreat impact on my social environment, because although this has not affected me a lot in these genres and I think my musical preference is not inclined to different genres or has been modified as such.
Throughout this text will address my personal experiences and opinions about classical music.

The term of Classical music first appears in the Oxford English Dictionary in 1836 and highlightsthe most outstanding European compositions of the previous century. Over time means the opposite of popular music in everyday language. It is the common name of art music, academic, scholarly and others. Classical music in music history and musicology is the classical music or classical period (1750-1820). But in the popular sense of great acceptance in written form, and so includes the RoyalSpanish Academy, is the cultivated music tradition. The first lights on the European tradition are at about 1450, there is a term that covers almost all the periods to define its heyday: the common practice period.
By 1950 the cultured composition (of some development that lead to some complexity in notation and instrument) begins to lie largely beyond the earlier tradition, by radically atonal anddissonant composition and other opposing tendencies.

Transmission notation
Classical music is a written musical tradition, preserved through musical notation, other half to oral transmission or recording. While there are differences between individual performances, a classical work seeks to transcend any interpretation of it. The use of musical notation is an effective method to stream musicspecially cultivated, since the written music contains the technical instructions for interpreting the work. However, the score does not usually contain explicit instructions on how to interpret the work, in addition to dynamic and tempo addresses; this is at the discretion of the performers, who are guided by their personal experience and musical education, there knowledge of the language of workand the accumulated body of historical performance practice

Beginning
Art music came to take elements from other musical traditions: the music of ancient Greece and ancient Rome music (especially for its theoretical contributions), the music of the Catholic Church (especially Gregorian chant). The achievements that have defined their course, however, was the discovery and subsequent developmentof polyphony, and the subsequent development of harmony, the musical revolution known as the Ars nova and the evolution of musical notation, besides studying the musical aesthetics. With the era of discoveries that began in the fifteenth century and later colonialism, classical music spread to other continents and suffered a synthesis with the musical traditions of the New Territories. We find...