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	Mahler, Symphony No. 1, third movement, Funeral March
	10 min., 54 sec.

	SECTION 1
			Funeral March			Drum beat, then four main entries of the round "Frére Jacques" (minor mode), which is the march theme.
						Entry 1: Double bass, muted (drum beat continues)
						Entry 2: Bassoon (a subsidiary entry follows: cellos)
						Entry 3: Tuba
						("Additional" fragment: oboe)
						Entry 4: Flute in low register
						("Additional" fragment). The march gradually dies away; the drum beat finally stops.
	SECTION 2
			Dance-Band			a Oboes, p, repeated (trumpets in counterpoint); pizzicato Phrases string beat
						b Faster, mf; high (E-flat) clarinets, bass drum, and cymbals
						a Strings, with varied repeat (trumpets in counterpoint)
						b' With new continuation
			Conclusion			Descending cadential passage, a little slower, based on a
			Return to Funeral-March Motives			The funeral-march drumbeat, which entered during the previous passage, continues in the background. The march dies away; the drumbeat almost stops.
	SECTION 3
			Trio (Song)			The rhythm gradually picks up: a gentle triplet accompaniment with a throbbing background
						A songlike melody starts in muted strings, then moves to the flute, two solo violins, clarinet, and oboe.
						The trio dies away (violins).
						Gong strokes
						Flutes play two new phrases, as though waiting.
	SECTION 4
			March			Drumbeat, faster, in a new key: march ("Frére Jacques")
						("Additional" fragment: E-flat clarinet, strings, flute)
						March theme with new, parodistic counterpoint: trumpets
						Dance-band phrase b: clarinets, cymbals, drums
						March theme with new trumpet counterpoint; new sudden speedup: clarinets, ff
			Conclusion			Descending cadential passage, based on a, with drumbeat as in section 2
						("Additional" fragment, in low range: bassoon)
						The music dies down: gong strokes