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What is a coda? A) the ending to a sonata form in some pieces B) the main theme in a sonata form C) the opening of a symphony D) a stringed used for concertos
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What is a coda?

A) the ending to a sonata form in some pieces

B) the main theme in a sonata form

C) the opening of a symphony

D) a stringed used for concertos

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A because it concludes passages of a piece
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