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In a typical Baroque operatic form known as the da capo aria, the structure follows an ABA format. The "A" section presents the primary theme, often characterized by lyrical melodies and expressive emotional content. The "B" section contrasts with a different mood or key, showcasing the singer's range and dramatic expression. The return of the "A" section typically allows for embellishments and improvisations, highlighting the singer's virtuosity.

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