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Which movement of a sonata cycle usually has a tempo that is at walking pace or even slower?.
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Which movement of a sonata cycle usually has a tempo that is at walking pace or even slower?.

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Answer: second movement

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The second movement of a sonata is usually written at a slower, gentler pace, following the livelier first movement.
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