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sonataIn music, an important type of instrumental composition. Although it can be a piece for a solo player or a small ensemble, it is now commonly used to describe a work for solo piano (piano sonata), or piano and one other instrument (violin sonata – violin and piano; flute sonata – flute and piano). It usually consists of three or four contrasting movements with one or more being in sonata form. The name means that the work is not beholden to a text or existing dance form, but is self-sufficient. |
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Sompting son Son and Stranger son et lumière Son of Many Beads sonar sonata Sonata (Music) sonata da camera sonata da chiesa sonata form sonata quasi una fantasia sonatina sondage Sondheim, Stephen Joshua |
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