During the nineteenth century, several changes occurred in the ways classical music was performed for and listened to by audiences that are still prevalent today. Identify the incorrect statement. a. the conductor became an interpreter, not merely a time-beater b. demonstrative listening by humming along and applauding whenever the music was particularly satisfying, even during the performance c. performance of a musical canon of works d. program notes were made available to audiences e. performances often take place in special concert halls specifically devoted to music

Option: B. Demonstrative listening by humming along and applauding whenever the music was particularly satisfying, even during the performance.

Explanation:

The 19th-century Classic music is also known as Romantic music. The music in this period has become more expressive showing emotions and programmatic distributing with the literary, and thoughtful themes of the time. The famous composers were Beethoven, Schumann, Chopin, Johann Strauss II, Brahms, Liszt, and Tchaikovsky. Some of the famous composed music were Moonlight Sonata, The Blue Danube, The Swan Lake so on.

This era produced a great change to Western societies. The Industrial Revolution spread throughout Europe and transformed the daily lives of peoples at all class. This changes led in the change in the music where it became more beautiful and bigger in pieces.