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- Italian:
- “chamber sonata”
- Related Topics:
- trio sonata
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sonata da camera
musical form
Also known as: chamber sonata
sonata da camera, a type of solo or trio sonata intended for secular performance; the designation is usually found in the late 17th century, especially in the works of Arcangelo Corelli. In that model, an opening prelude is followed by a succession of dance movements. Compare sonata da chiesa.
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