The document discusses minuet form and sonata form, which are common forms for Baroque dance suites and classical era final movements. Minuet form has three parts - Part I is the minuet, Part II is a contrasting trio section often in a new key, and Part III repeats or varies the minuet. Sonata form features an exposition with main and secondary themes in different keys, a development section that explores themes in various keys, and a recapitulation that restates themes in the tonic key. Rondo form, which alternates an initial theme with contrasting material, was also commonly used for final movements.

1. Minuet Form Minuet and Trio Origins in the paired Minuets of the Baroque Dance Suite A three part form: Part I : “Minuet” Part II : “Trio” – Contrasting material, often in a new key Part III : “Minuet” – Either a literal repetition of Part I, or written out with variations and/or a Coda