The movement structure of the classical concerto is A. fast, slow, minuet and trio, fast. B. fast, slow, fast. C. fast, fast, slow. D. slow, fast, slow.
A classical concerto is a long piece of music which is broken into three movements, two fast outer movements and one slow middle movement (fast, slow, fast). It was popular during 1770-1800 and was composed for an instrumental soloist and his accompanying orchestra.
