Which institution that supported the development of orchestral music was new in the eighteenth century?
A) opera house
B) church
C) court
D) concert hall

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Concert halls were a new institution in the eighteenth century and played a significant role in the development of orchestral music. They provided a space for public performances of orchestral works, which allowed composers to experiment with larger ensembles and more complex musical forms. Prior to the rise of the concert hall, most orchestral music was performed in courts or churches.

Which Institution That Supported the Development of Orchestral Music Was