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Subject: Re: Types or Forms of Symphony
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"Peter T. Daniels" wrote:
> NorthEast wrote:
> >
> > Newbie question here. What are the various forms of symphonies? I
> > have looked in music texts and online, but the information is either
> > not there or is buried. Thanks for any help.
>
> What do you mean? Until the 20th century, symphonies were pretty much
> four movements: Fast in sonata form, slow, fast, fast; the third a
> minuet and trio or later a scherzo, the fourth often a rondo. There were
> some adventurers along the way, but that prevails even down through
> Shostakovich and Simpson.
And Davies.
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Jerry Kohl <jeromekohl@comcast.net>
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