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The trio section of a minuet and trio movement of a Classical period symphony is usually characterized by
 
  A) lighter, more lyrical style. B) a change from triple to duple meter.
  C) a faster tempo. D) re-use of the fast theme.

Question 2

The countries that dominated Classical period music are
 
  A) Austria and Germany. B) Italy and Switzerland.
  C) England and the Netherlands. D) France and Spain.



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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