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What tempo and character are typical of each of the four movements of a symphony from the late 1700s? Also include probable forms.



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Explanation of the tempo and character of each movement in a late 1700s symphony.


Explanation:

Tempo and Character of Four Movements in a Symphony from the Late 1700s:

  1. 1st Movement: Allegro con brio - fast tempo, sonata form
  2. 2nd Movement: Andante con moto - slow tempo, theme and variations form
  3. 3rd Movement: Moderate-tempo dancelike movement
  4. 4th Movement: Fast tempo, commonly using sonata, rondo, or theme and variations form

These movements typically follow a structure of fast-slow-dance-like-fast, enhancing the symphony's overall dynamic and emotional range.


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