Beethoven¶
Sipe, T. (1998). Beethoven: Eroica Symphony. Cambridge University Press.
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- Development Section
- It is famously vast — longer than the exposition it works from
This sourceHandbook commentary on the Eroica's inordinate length and its large first-movement development. The handbook's account of the Eroica's premature second-horn entry over unresolved dominant harmony before the recapitulation.
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“entirely, and that the inordinate length of this {{{longest}}}, and perhaps most difficult of all symphonies,”
- It is famously vast — longer than the exposition it works from
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