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How is the standard jazz form AABA similar to the ternary form in classical music? How is it different?
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How is the standard jazz form AABA similar to the ternary form in classical music? How is it different?

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AABA Form is sometimes considered a special kind of Ternary Form. When used in jazz, rock, and pop music it is called 32-bar Form. 32-bar Form has verses (A sections), but no chorus. The B section is a short bridge that sounds very different from the A sections.

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