Multiple Choice
The third movement in Classical symphonies is always:
A) a slow movement with beautiful, relaxing melodies.
B) the fastest, lightest movement.
C) a minuet and trio.
D) a moderate or fast movement in sonata form that sometimes has a slow introduction.
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