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Is the structure of art music (classical baroque etc) the same as popular music with the musical concepts?

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Is the structure of art music (classical baroque etc) the same as popular music with the musical concepts?

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No, there’s more than just one type of structure. There’s Sonata Allegro form which is Introduction First Theme Second Theme Development Recapitulation Coda Then there’s Rondo Form which could be considered a little similar to song form(i think that’s what it’s called). It’s in ABACAD and so on and so forth. A Fugue has an Exposition where the subject is exposed in all voices and is constantly going under development Theme and Variations is an easy form to recognize, You state a theme then you create variations after that There’s plenty of other structured forms but I won’t get into that. There’s also free form like Rhapsodies and Nocturnes.

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