![]() ![]() Transition x has many appearances in Movement 1, although in different forms. This example bridges themes 1b and 1c. Notice the obvious correlation with theme 2c. Not enough to call a theme, transition x is still developed extensively and is found throughout the piece. The sheer repetition and extensive use makes transition x one of the most important musical ideas in this movement. This link will take you to another example of transition x (ex. 2) or try transition y (ex. 1).. | |
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