The minuet-and-trio movement of a classical symphony is called

  The correct answer is :  Third standard move

Explanation:  The third standard movement in the classical four movement symphony is the minuet and trio. The first to regularly employ this movement was Johann Stamitz. The third movement of a symphony is like a dance either a minuet that is based on the old court dance or a scherzo.

ABA form or pattern,

ternary form

Explanation:

The minuet-and-trio movement of a classical symphony is called ABA form or ternary form is the third

movement of the classical symphonies.

Characteristics of the typical classical minuet include;

triple meter, moderate tempo, ABA form.

The small ternary structure found in the typical main minuet is of the rounded binary type. That is, while there are three distinct modules—A, B, and A’—they are grouped into two larger sections, each of which is repeated.

The first part in the two-part structure is the first reprise, and the second part is the second reprise, so called because they each repeat. The first reprise contains the A module of the minuet; the second contains the B and the A’ modules.

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