The music that arose in reaction to the Rococo is called "Classical," because of its
A) symmetry, proportion, unity, and clarity.
B) reliance upon a small number of instruments.
C) predictability of form and movements.
D) use of Greek and Roman mythological themes.

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The music of the Classical era emphasized symmetry, proportion, unity, and clarity, which were characteristics that differed from the Baroque and Rococo eras that had preceded it.

The Music That Arose in Reaction to the Rococo Is