The light,decorative,frivolous style of art and music that developed during the mid-eighteenth century was called:
A) Rococo.
B) Baroque.
C) Viennese Classical.
D) salon style.

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Rococo was a style of art and music that emerged during the mid-eighteenth century characterized by its light, decorative, and frivolous nature. It was a reaction against the heavy, ornate Baroque style that preceded it. Viennese Classical refers to the music of Mozart, Haydn, and Beethoven, which developed later in the century. Salon style refers to a style of art that was exhibited in salons or drawing rooms in the 19th century, and is not specific to the mid-eighteenth century Rococo style.

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