“+ adjective
or semi·classic “+
Etymology: semi- + classical or classic
1. : having some of the characteristics (as of traditional style) of the classical: as
a. : of or being a musical composition that acts as a bridge between classical and popular music or jazz : light
b. : of or being a classical composition that through repeated performance or extraneous association has developed popular appeal
2. : inferior to the classical in importance or quality : of second rank
a semiclassical theory in physics