composers often use indications as headings for the major sections of larger works, which are known as?

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Mahoney

6 March, 22:15

composers often use indications as headings for the major sections of larger works, which are known as?

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Damari Atkinson · Answer 1

Composers often use indications as headings for the major sections of larger works, which are known as movements.

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Movements usually take their name from the tempo of the movement, although the composer could choose to give it an unique name. Movements can be played individually, but together they create a larger work.