3.7: Classical Period Podcasts

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    Here is a collection of podcasts designed to help you understand Classical period musical terms and recognize musical elements common to the era.

    Opera Podcast

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    Opera Follow up

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    Theme podcast

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    Sonata-Allegro Form podcast

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    Concerto vs. Sonata

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    Listening Help 1—Mozart vs. Beethoven

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    Listening Help 2—Beethoven’s 5th

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    Listening Help 3—Classical Era

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