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Which tempo is typical in the first movement of most Classical symphonies? A. slow B. fast C. andante (walking pace) D. The tempo in the first movement always varies

Which tempo is typical in the first movement of most Classical symphonies? A. slow B. fast C. andante (walking pace) D. The tempo in the first movement always varies
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Which tempo is typical in the first movement of most Classical symphonies? A. slow B. fast C. andante (walking pace) D. The tempo in the first movement always varies

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B.) fast
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B) Fast because its allegro and allegro means brisk which means fast
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