Question

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If your teacher tells you that a piece of music is a sonata, what do you know about it?


its chord progression


its form


its key


its time signature

Answer 1

A sonata is a specific form of musical composition that typically consists of three main sections: exposition, development, and recapitulation. It is usually characterized by its use of themes and motifs that are developed and transformed throughout the piece. Sonatas can be written for solo instruments or for small ensembles, and they can be in any key and time signature.