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Mozart Sonata KV 333
(Second Movement)

You’re not wrong in picking this Mozart sonata as your answer. In double-negative language, that means that you’re right! Mozart wrote this wonderful work in Paris in 1778. He chose the subdominant key of Eb major (the first movement is in Bb) and gave the tempo indication of andante cantabile as a guide.

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Haydn’s Hob XVI: 47 was written in 1788. The middle larghetto movement is in F minor. With the sonata being in the key of F, this means that the middle movement incorporates the tonic minor. Haydn uses 6/8 time and ends on the dominant chord, thus making the connection between the second and third movement seamless.

The Beethoven Op. 10, No. 3 slow movement is a great piece of music with the tempo indication of largo e mesto. It is also in the tonic minor key.

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