<human>:  What is the difference between a breve and a minuet musical form?
<bot>: A breve is traditionally a two-measure unit commonly found in the Renaissance era of music, and is typically written in 4/4 time. A minuet is a French dance in triple meter most notably found in the Classical era of music. It is typically written in 3/4 time and consists of two sections; the first part is accompanied by a repeated phrase, while the second part is usually a contrasting melody. While both forms usually include two parts or sections, the feel of each composition is quite different. A breve can feel much more deliberate and serious, while a minuet provides a more romantic and graceful feel.