sonaty
Sonaty refers to a musical form, typically in three or four movements, that was popular in the Classical era. The term "sonata" itself is derived from the Italian word "suonare," meaning "to sound." While the sonata form evolved over time, its core structure often involves a development of musical ideas, characterized by a specific arrangement of sections.
The most common sonata structure features three movements. The first movement is usually in a fast tempo
Composers like Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven were pivotal in developing and popularizing the sonata. They explored