The greeks developed styles of the doric and ionic.

The greeks developed styles of columns: the doric and ionic.

Explanation:

   Greek architecture developed from the 8th century BC onwards, being inspired by the Ionic, Doric and Corinthian styles. In the great Greek buildings, the most used materials were stones, marble, wood and limestone.

Doric is the simplest and most commonly used style in deities but Lino he had columns with 20 vertical lines, and without much detail, this art began in the early 7th century before Christ.Ionic was a more detailed style, with 24 vertical lines in each column and at the end of each column has left and right spirals, was a temple most used in female deities, this art appeared in 450 before Christ, this style It was used in the temple of Athens.Corinthian was the most detailed style, with 24 vertical lines in each column and at the end of the column has 2 spirals and long leaves, Corinthian art began in the 4th century before Christ.

His contribution to the orchestral genre mainly lies with foreshadowing ideas that are to come like the emergence of the classical symphony, the cadenza for a keyboard, and paired instrumentation;

All elements are subordinate to the total effect and do not overshadow it