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galant style: a standalone construct

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the light, melody-led musical style of the mid-eighteenth century, cultivated in European courts and opera houses before and alongside the Classical style.

In musicology, galant style refers to the light, melody-led musical style of the mid-eighteenth century, cultivated in European courts and opera houses before and alongside the Classical style. This meaning comes from Heartz (2003) in Music in European capitals.[1]

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  1. Heartz, D. (2003). Music in European capitals. W. W. Norton & Company. ISBN 9780393050806

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