A difference between classical and Baroque compositions is that

Answer 1

classical compositions typically follow more structured forms such as sonata-allegro, theme and variations, and rondo, while Baroque compositions often feature continuous melodic lines and elaborate ornamentation. Classical music also tends to emphasize balance, clarity, and symmetry, while Baroque compositions are known for their dramatic and emotional expression. Additionally, classical music often features a homophonic texture, with a clear distinction between melody and accompaniment, while Baroque music often incorporates polyphonic textures with multiple independent melodic lines.