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	Mozart, Symphony No. 40 in G Minor, first movement
	Sonata form, 8 min., 8 sec.

		EXPOSITION
			Theme 1 (main theme)			Theme 1, p, minor key (G minor); repeated cadences f
						Theme 1 repeats and begins the modulation to a new key.
			Bridge			Bridge theme, f, confirms the modulation.       Abrupt stop.
	Second Group
			Theme 2			Theme 2, p, in major key; phrases divided between woodwinds and strings
						Theme 2 again, division of phrases is reversed; new ending
						Other shorter ideas, f, and p: echoes of theme 1 motive
			Cadence theme			Cadence theme, f, downward scales followed by repeated cadences. Still in the major mode    Abrupt stop.
			Exposition repeated.
	DEVELOPMENT
			Theme 1 developed			Theme 1, p, with its original accompaniment--modulating
			Contrapuntal passage			Sudden f: contrapuntal treatment by the full orchestra of theme 1
			Fragmentation			Sudden p: beginning of theme 1 echoes between strings and woodwinds; theme fragmented from to and finally to
						Retransition f (full orchestra), p (woodwinds), which leads into the recapitulation
	RECAPITULATION
			Theme 1			Theme 1, p, G minor, as before
						Theme 1, again, but modulates differently than before
			Bridge			Bridge, f, considerably longer than before, with more elaborate counterpoint    Abrupt stop.
	Second Group
			Theme 2			Theme 2, p, this time in the minor mode (G minor) All the other second-group themes are in the tonic key (minor mode); otherwise much the same as before
			Cadence theme			Scale part of the cadence theme, f
	CODA
						New imitative passage, p, strings; based on theme 1 motive
						Repeated cadences, f Stop, this time "confirmed" by three solid chords.