Classical

Classical ( from Latin classicus "for the first rank belonging, model ") stands for:

  • Antiquity, an epoch of antiquity in the Mediterranean, where, above all,
  • The visual arts and literature of the Augustan age, see Augustus # The Augustan Age the architecture of the Roman Empire, see Roman architecture
  • Its architecture, see Greek architecture
  • The literature, see Greek Literature # The classical period

Several art epochs were called classic:

  • German Literature of the High Middle Ages from about 1180 to 1300
  • French classical music ( 17th century to 1715 ), in French literature
  • Viennese Classicism (about 1780-1827 ), a style of music
  • Weimar Classicism ( 1800 ), German in the literature
  • Popular classical music, a genre of pop music
  • Indian classical music (since the 16th/17th century -. North Indian Hindustani, South Indian Carnatic ), see Indian classical music

Various sciences in their formative, classical period, or who are dealing with the basics:

  • Classical Studies, which is dedicated to the ancient world, with its two sub-disciplines: Classical Philology and
  • Classical Archaeology

And more generally:

  • Classical Art
  • Classical music

See also:

  • Disambiguation
Classical antiquity Ancient Greek architecture First Viennese School Classical physics Classical logic
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