In Beethoven's Fifth Symphony, a rhythmic theme reappears in every movement. This composition technique that ties the movements together is called A. double-exposition sonata form. B. rondo form. C. theme and variations. D. cyclic form.

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Cory Patterson

1 December, 20:47

In Beethoven's Fifth Symphony, a rhythmic theme reappears in every movement. This composition technique that ties the movements together is called A. double-exposition sonata form. B. rondo form. C. theme and variations. D. cyclic form.

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Anya Wu · Answer 1

The correct answer is D.

A cyclic form is a technique of musical composition which involves the repetition of specific themes or pieces in an effort to unify the structure.

Beethoven's Fifth Symphony is one of the most popular and most frequently played compositions in classical music.