In double-exposition form:

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In double-exposition form, commonly found in classical concertos, there are indeed two expositions: the first is typically played by the orchestra alone, introducing the main themes, and the second exposition involves the soloist together with the orchestra, often elaborating or developing the themes introduced in the first exposition. This form allows the soloist to showcase their skills while integrating with the thematic material presented by the orchestra.

In Double-Exposition Form