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4. A composition for several voices allegro; (b) largo, adagio or andante; or instruments, or for both voices and (c) scherzo, or minuet and trio; (d; instruments. allegro. Haydn brought the symphony to its cla ic form, but further 528 509 symphony is due to Mozart, syrinx development syncopatio (sing-ko-pa.'-shi-6) Lat. n. Beethoven, Mendel ohn, Schumann, syncopation Eng. Brahms and others. The suppre ing of the natural ac- 2. A name formerly applied to an cent on the strong beat of a measure overture. and giving it to the weak beat which 3. A ritornello or an instrumental would naturally be unaccented. introduction; intermediate or concluding part of a song or other vocal .MJUirfJ