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Compared to his contemporaries, who still used sonata form more or less conventionally, Liszt departed from the form at times radically.

The first movement is in sonata form and is generally lively in character.

The second movement is marked "Andante cantabile" and is also in sonata form, but in the subdominant key of E major.

Both themes undergo only minimal development before the recapitulation, making for a simplified sonata form.

The sonata features a typical four movement layout with an opening sonata form, a ternary scherzo, a slow movement (also in ternary form) and a finale in sonata form.

The first movement is laid out in a conventional sonata form without repetition.

After the musically unstable development, the recapitulation of the sonata form begins at measure 95.

While a romantic piece in atmosphere, the overture incorporates many classical elements, being cast in sonata form and shaped by regular phrasings and harmonic transitions.

Field wrote the piece in classical sonata form; however, he didn't include a cadenza at the end of the first movement due to its relative length, and made the second movement quite short.

The sixth movement, "Lacrimosa", is in 9/8 time signature, concluding the Sequence section of the Mass, is the only movement written in recognizable sonata form.

The first movement, in sonata form, opens with a melancholic first theme on violins, which contrasts with the warm and lyrical second theme on winds.

The internal arrangement of both themes is often that of sonata form, with the music moving to the dominant or relative major key in the first part, to remote keys in the first half of the second part, and then to a recapitulation of the opening material in the tonic key.