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However, many variations on this form exist, and there are piano trios which bear no resemblance to this formal plan.
Ideally, each of the three instruments in the trio contributes equally to the music, rather than one or two instruments providing accompaniment to the others. The extent to which this equality is realized varies from one composition to the next, and often varies among movements within a single composition.
Among the better known piano trios in classical music are:
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