What is the form for a Classical symphony?
Any one wann.a talk?

sonata – slower – minuet or scherzo – rondo or sonata

rondo – sonata – slower – sonata

exposition – development – recapitulation

sonata – minuet – scherzo – sonata

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05-11-2022
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What is the form for a Classical symphony?
Any one wann.a talk?

sonata – slower – minuet or scherzo – rondo or sonata

rondo – sonata – slower – sonata

exposition – development – recapitulation

sonata – minuet – scherzo – sonata

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