Symphony No.40 in G minor, Movement 1
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- Symphony No.40 in G minor, Movement 1
- Melody
- Instruments generally played in middle registers
- Flute and violin explore upper registers at times
- Structure
- Sonata Form
- Exposition
- 2 contrasting themes
- Bridge
- 1 in G minor 2 in B flat major
- Development
- Develops theme 1
- Recapulation
- repeats themes from exposition
- Both in G minor
- Exposition
- Sonata Form
- Dynamics
- Many Crescendos and dimminuandoes
- Starts at piano - unusual for genre
- Texture
- Mostly Homophonic
- Thicker at cadences
- 1st subject has thicker texture
- Instrumentation
- Small Orchestra
- No Percussion
- Only brass is French horns
- Flute
- original version without
- Oboe
- 2 clarinets
- 2 Bassons
- Untitled
- Small Orchestra
- Tonality and Harmony
- First section opens in G Minor then modulates to B Flat Major
- Development section modulates to other keys then returns to G Flat Major
- Tempo and Rythym
- 4/4
- Clear Pulse
- Fast molto allegro
- Melody
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