1. An instr. passage purely for technical practice and with little or no artistic interest. 2. In the 18th cent., a kbd. suite such as D. Scarlatti's early sonatas, pubd. as Esercizii. 3. Comp. submitted by candidates for certain univ. mus. degrees.
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