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What describes a typical opening to a sonata? A) Slow B) Stately C) Brisk D) Morose
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What describes a typical opening to a sonata?

A) Slow
B) Stately
C) Brisk
D) Morose

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The answer is Brisk. Just took test

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sonata a musical formation for one or two instruments consisting of three or four different segment in different forms and keys.
Typical opening to a sonata is defined as slow.
therefore,
the best option is A) Slow
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