A sonata movement is a section of a larger musical composition, usually consisting of three or four movements. The three most common sonata movements are Rondo (5 letters), Scherzo (7 letters) and Minuetto (8 letters). A Rondo is a piece of music in which the main theme is repeated several times throughout the piece. A Scherzo is a light, humorous piece of music, often with a fast tempo. A Minuetto is a slow, graceful dance in triple time.