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The unification of a work by basing all the movements on a single musical idea is called A. cyclic form. B. strophic form. C. rondo form. D. sonata form.

The unification of a work by basing all the movements on a single musical idea is called A. cyclic form. B. strophic form. C. rondo form. D. sonata form.
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The unification of a work by basing all the movements on a single musical idea is called A. cyclic form. B. strophic form. C. rondo form. D. sonata form.

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all of the answer's go crazy

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The correct answer would be A. cyclic form
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