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Sonata
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sonata
a musical composition for a solo instrument, typically accompanied by piano, in 3 or 4 movements of contrasting keys
What is a "sonata"?
A sonata is a musical composition typically written for a solo instrument, or for a solo instrument with a piano accompaniment. It is usually structured in three or four movements, which can vary in tempo and mood. The sonata form often includes an exposition, development, and recapitulation, providing a clear and organized framework for the piece. This format allows the composer to explore a range of musical ideas and themes within a cohesive structure.
Exemplo
The pianist played the sonata brilliantly, showcasing exceptional musical talent.
In the classical sonata, the major key provided a sense of grandeur and stability.
The pianist played a beautiful sonata on the grand piano, captivating the audience.
She performed the sonata's vivace section with nimble fingers and a joyful expression.
He studied the structure of each movement in the sonata to understand its musical development.
