The musical style of brahms's symphony no. 4 can be characterized as

The musical style of brahms's symphony no. 4 can be characterized as a synthesis of old and modern composition.

Explanation:

    Johannes Brahms was true to the essence of chamber music and some of its compositional techniques - such as the continuous variation of motifs and the diversity of repetition modes - that made it possible to construct a kind of musical prose free from traditional metric square procedures.

    Symphony No. 4 represents the culmination of Brahms production in the genre. It features the Passacaglia-shaped Finale - with a theme of eight measures and thirty variations - perhaps its most complete attempt to synthesize ancient and modern compositional practices.

the music of the classical period was often written to be more accessible and enjoyable for all people, rather than just the wealthy. how does contemporary music reach all audiences instead of selected patrons? select a contemporary genre of music and discuss how it reaches varied audiences. be sure to identify your musical choice within your discussion.