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Musical form, the structure of a musical composition. The term is regularly used in two senses: to denote a standard type, or genre, and to denote the procedures in a specific work.

One of the easiest musical forms to grasp is called ?strophic? form. Here multiple verses of text are sung to a repeating melody. Strophic form permeates the musical styles of folk, blues, and jazz. Many hymns and patriotic songs employ strophic form as well (e.g., ?Amazing Grace? and ?My Country 'Tis of Thee?).

In addition to rondo form, there are many other specific forms in music, with some of the most common being strophic form (AAA), binary form (AB; AABB), ternary form (ABA), medley form (ABCD), variation form (Theme + multiple variations on the theme), and sonata form (Exposition, Development, Recapitulation).

Binary form ? Two different main sections (A B). Commonly in Western classical music, the A section will move away from the tonic, with a strong cadence in another key, and the B section will move back and end strongly in the tonic.

ABC song form is an extension of the simple AB or VERSE / CHORUS structure. It is identical in structure to AB song form with the exception that a bridge is inserted in the song structure.

The free form of music represents music composed with no specific guidelines laid down to follow. They often rely on improvisation rather than fixed music structures. This free form of music is known as fantasia. Fantasia is borrowed from Latin, and it denotes imagination, meaning no specific rules are laid down.