Opera is a form of musical theatre that combines music, drama, and visual elements to tell a story.

Verse-chorus form is a musical form in which a verse is followed by a chorus, and this pattern is repeated throughout the song.

A sonata is a musical composition that is written for a solo instrument, typically a piano or violin.

Binary form is a musical form that consists of two sections, typically an A section and a B section.

A symphony is a musical composition that is written for a large ensemble of instruments, typically an orchestra.

Sonata-allegro form is a musical form that consists of three sections, typically an exposition, a development, and a recapitulation.

A concerto is a musical composition that is written for two or more instruments, typically a solo instrument and an orchestra.

Rondo form is a musical form that consists of a recurring theme, or refrain, that is interspersed with contrasting sections, or episodes.

An oratorio is a musical composition that is written for a choir, typically with soloists and an orchestra.

A fugue is a musical composition that is based on a single melody that is imitated by different voices or instruments.

An aria is a musical composition that is written for a solo voice, typically with an orchestra.

A cantata is a musical composition that is written for a choir, typically with soloists and an orchestra.

A ballet is a musical composition that is written for a ballet, typically with an orchestra.

A musical is a form of theatre that combines music, dialogue, and dance.

A film score is a musical composition that is written for a film, typically with an orchestra.