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dance. The rondo form is one of the most widely
accepted forms in music, since it combines the reprise of a known section
with the diversity and novelty of new parts that keep coming. Thus it is
used in works by Rameau,
Couperin
and other. A famous rondo is the one in Purcell's
drama "Abdelazer"  .
era, such as Haydn,
Mozart
and Beethoven,
it evolved into a form called "rondo-sonata"
which is a combination of the rondo principle
with the sonata (simply, it is a sonata with
an additional appearance of section 'A' before the development unit). The
structure of this form is a-b-a-c-a-b-a.,
bagatelles,
waltzes
and impromptus
were written in the rondo structure.
rondeau,
a polyphonic song that lacked the structure that characterised the rondo
since the 17th century.
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