An orchestral work that is composed in one movement and has a free form and a program is called a:
A) Romantic symphony.
B) program symphony.
C) concert overture.
D) symphonic poem.

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A symphonic poem is an orchestral work that is composed in one movement and has a free form and a program. Romantic symphonies are not necessarily composed in one movement and do not necessarily have a program. Program symphonies have a clear structure and are often composed in multiple movements with each movement representing a specific programmatic idea. Concert overtures are shorter works that serve as an introduction to an opera or play.

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