Musical form
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Names and connections
Form, Musical
- Broader: Music
- Narrower: Canon (Musical form)
- Narrower: Chaconne
- Narrower: Chorale prelude
- Narrower: Climax (Music)
- Narrower: Closure (Music)
- Narrower: Coda (Music)
- Narrower: Concertante style
- Narrower: Concerto
- Narrower: Cyclic form (Music)
- Narrower: Fantasia
- Narrower: Fugue
- Narrower: Parody in music
- Narrower: Passacaglia
- Narrower: Ritornello
- Narrower: Rondo
- Narrower: Scherzo
- Narrower: Sonata
- Narrower: Sonata form
- Narrower: Stochastic processes in music
- Narrower: String quartet
- Narrower: Suite (Music)
- Narrower: Symmetry (Music)
- Narrower: Symphonic poem
- Narrower: Symphony
- Narrower: Toccata
- Narrower: Trio sonata
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