Classical Style refers to a design aesthetic that draws inspiration from the art and architecture of ancient Greece and Rome. Characterized by symmetry, proportion, and harmony, it often features elements such as columns, domes, and pediments. This style emphasizes balance and order, reflecting the ideals of beauty and rationality prevalent in classical antiquity. In literature and music, Classical Style is associated with structured forms and clarity. In literature, it often involves the use of formal language and themes derived from mythology and history. In music, composers like Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven exemplified this style through structured compositions, including sonatas and symphonies, that prioritize melody and form.