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Etudes, Preludes, Polonaises, Mazurkas, Waltzes, Nocturnes, Impromptus in cycles.
Binary form is used for short pieces such as Schumanns Pappillions and Caranaval.
Ternary Form is often used in a small scale piano piece particularily dance style works with the central style similar to the other styles.
The etude was usually in ternary form with the cetral section closely related to the outer sections Chopins E Major Etude Op.10 uses Ternary form with modulation to distant keys.
In Liszts Paginini Study Etudes and 12 Transcendental etdues he uses thematic transformations with central sections often based on the same material as the outer sections.
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