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Define sonata, oratarios, cantatas, prelude &fugue. Also name 3 composer of the Baroque period from Italy, Germany, Englan, and France can anyone help ​
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Define sonata, oratarios, cantatas, prelude &fugue.

Also name 3 composer of the Baroque period from
Italy, Germany, Englan, and France

can anyone help ​

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The sonata in the Classical period

In the Classical period (roughly 1750-1810) 'sonata' came to mean a work in several movements. It was usually three, with the first movement in a special sonata form. Sonatas were a popular and important form, and many were composed for amateur performers to play at home.

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