What was the result of the new sociology and economy of music in the mid-eighteenth century?

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The new sociology and economy of music in the mid-eighteenth century resulted in regular public concerts with subscription ticket sales, which allowed for broader access to musical performances beyond the exclusive private salon concerts of the aristocracy. The opera house (A) was already established in the seventeenth century, and music in church services (C) was not necessarily tied to new developments in sociology and economy of music. Salon concerts with ticket sales (D) were also part of the new developments, but were not as widespread as public concerts.

What Was the Result of the New Sociology and Economy