Asonata form typically has what pattern in it?

aba
abc
abb
aab

The correct answer is ABA

Explanation:

In the first part A, the sonata is a fast movement and the main melody of the song is exposed in this first pattern.

In the second part which means B, the composition is slow and is typically in a ternary beat.

In the third and last part of the composition, the main idea of the song is again played which means part A and it has all the same music components of the first part.

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