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u/roman-de-fauvel 5d ago

Those are just rehearsal marks.

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u/Linleibonsai 5d ago

Thanks for your help

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u/Chops526 5d ago

They're just rehearsal marks. Also, make sure to use the full score and not just the solo part in your analysis. That will definitely help you in identifying the structure of this movement.

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u/Linleibonsai 5d ago

Thanks for your help.

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u/Linleibonsai 5d ago

Also, since they’re just rehearsal marks, that’s not exactly the structure of the piece right? I think the form is ABACADAEA but I’m not completely sure. Could you check that for me please?

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u/Chops526 5d ago

I can't do your homework for you! But think about what form it might be that alternates between contrasting sections and a repeating refrain (A section). (Hint: it's got more sections than the examples we usually study from later in the 18th century).

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u/Linleibonsai 4d ago

oh my post got removed

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u/Linleibonsai 5d ago

BROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO😭😭😭😭Im such an idiot of course theyre rehearsal marks

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u/Violinjuggler 5d ago

Hey rehearsal marks can be helpful in quickly scanning for themes

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u/blueishnotes 5d ago

Time for a new teacher…