This composer began learning to play the piano at the age of 3, and was so talented that he went on his first musical tour by the age of 6.

This instrument was used as a main accompanying instrument during the classical period, developing from its predecessor, the pianoforte.

This piece by Beethoven is was officially called Sonata #14, but got it's more popular name from a critique's remarks after Beethoven's death.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/18GSNuBGYy-bC8CDXJoNL59q9xd6Gm2Bf/view?usp=sharing

The development of factories for this industry led to the first industrial revolution.

This man wrote what is considered the first opera, titled L'Orfeo.

This composer began going deaf at the height of his career, though it amazingly did not stop his musical progression.

This instrument family became more popular during the classical period thanks partially to the industrial revolution, adding more power and edge to the sound of ensembles.

This famous Mozart aria that depicts a scene with the "Queen of the Night" was part of this larger opera.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bHO-QwtCGZBpybvpthvB6Pp3_bGZStlu/view?usp=sharing

Joseph Bologne fought in the war as a general leading Europe's first black military group.

This composer wrote a piece titled "The Four Seasons," which was four movements long, with each movement intended to represent a different time of the year

This composer mentored or taught both Mozart and Beethoven, and was a leading composer of the Classical Period.

This wind instrument family grew in prominence during the classical period due to their ability to better mimic the human voice than other instruments.

This famous composition was a piece depicting the composer's mindset at a pivotal time in his life.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/15ba9zbA4Zy99AM9xlh3u9Z5DfBkBE8rE/view?usp=sharing

This industry helped usher in the growth of the textile industry, and was a leading reason for Joseph Bologne's father taking his family back to France.

George Fredrick Handel wrote this famous piece that is still heard around the world yearly during the winter holidays.

This composer was an accomplished swordsman and achieved a high rank in the French military, as well as personally taught Queen Marie Antionette music.

This instrument was a talent of Mozart, though he did not play it often.

This composition by Mozart has a title that, translated, means "a little night music."
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1VOp2Yg7SimT7PI7XwE5hxRO871MVk9I6/view?usp=sharing

During the early part of the classical period, this war was fought between two currently allied countries.

This composer was a master organist, and composed famous pieces like "Toccata and Fugue," and was so important to the Baroque period, that his death signifies the end of the musical era.

This composer wrote so much music, that if you played everything back to back, it would take almost 10 full days to complete the entire catalog.

This ensemble consists of strings, woodwinds, brass and percussion (and sometimes vocals). Thanks to composers like Beethoven, the size of this ensemble grew a lot during the classical period.

This piece by Beethoven was not published during his life, but was discovered 40 years after his death.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/10ew6NPFSxJLQu8Suu1gH8AQnWUxNRnLN/view?usp=sharing

During the early classical period, this experiment was conducted by an inventor who would later change the way humans operate during the night.

This innovation revolutionized the way musicians approach music, and was refined by J.S. Bach with his 24-part piece titled the Well-Tempered Clavier.