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Seventeenth century European royals and upper class employed musicians to entertain guests in a âchamber,â which led to the term âchamber music,â which was meant to be played by a small group of musicians for a smaller audience.
Music morphed into ornate, boisterous compositions written by some of history's finest composers and played by huge orchestras. It was too much, too soon, however, and the melodies became lost in multiple musical instruments playing independently -- a technique called polyphony.