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    A Typical First Movement of a Classical String Quartet Is
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A Typical First Movement of a Classical String Quartet Is

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Question 59

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A typical first movement of a Classical string quartet is:


A) in a moderate or fast tempo and in sonata form.
B) slow and lyrical.
C) a minuet.
D) a rondo.

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