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allegro
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Western classical music
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Allegro indicates a fast and lively tempo in music, commonly found in symphonies and sonatas.
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allegro
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Western classical music culture
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In Western classical music culture, allegro refers to a fast and lively tempo in a musical composition.
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allegro
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Western classical music culture
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In Western classical music culture, 'allegro' indicates a fast and lively tempo, often used for exciting and energetic musical passages.
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concerto
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Classical Western music
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A musical composition usually composed in three movements, showcasing a solo instrument accompanied by an orchestra
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concerto
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Western classical music culture
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A key form of musical expression featuring a solo instrument accompanied by an orchestra, showcasing technical skill and artistic interpretation
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sonata
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Classical Western music
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A musical composition for a solo instrument or small instrumental ensemble
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sonata
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Western classical music culture
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A significant genre featuring solo or chamber music, valued for its compositional complexity and performance tradition
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sonata form
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Western classical music
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Common structure in classical music compositions, especially in the music of Mozart, Beethoven, and Haydn
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