2. It refers to the use of speed fluctuations and cross rythms tend to weaken the barline, resulting in a 'softer' pulse.

A. dynamics
B. melody
C. rythm
D. texture

2. It refers to the thicker and more complex textures are heard within the homophonic framework, with more orchestral doubling, and thicker piano writing.

A. dynamics
B. melody
C. rythm
D. texture

3. It is an increased range of dynamics (ppp-fff) to highlight the dramatic character of the style.

A. dynamics
B. melody
C. rythm
D. texture

4. It is longer and less symmetrical, although the four-bar, song-like melody still continues in slow movements of instrumental works and Vocal works.

A. dynamics
B. melody
C. rythm
D. texture

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