The third movement of a Beethoven symphony is usually not a minuet and trio, but a :

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The third movement of a Beethoven symphony is usually not a minuet and trio, but a :

The third movement of a Beethoven symphony is usually not a minuet and trio, but a

A) theme and variations. B) scherzo and trio.
C) slow rather than fast sonata-allegro form. D) rondo.

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