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The Violin Music Of Beethoven, 1902
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1feeling and the prevalence of dance rhythms permeates the entire work with the exception of the Adagio; nevertheless it is an enjoyable one to the players, if not so lofty in style as the two great works alluded to. The violin begins alone:—
3Ex. 26. Allegro moderato.
5After announcing the first subject, triplets appear, and the second subject is in D; a charming modulation into B flat major is a noteworthy feature in this section; in the piano part continuous trills extending over nine bars occur in the right hand. Triplets are maintained throughout the whole of the development section until the repetition of the first subject, and the second subject duly appears transposed into G major with a coda which ends in a curiously abrupt fashion with a scale passage for both instruments in unison.
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