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First of all, the A section (mm. 1-48) includes a single period (mm.1-16) and some phrase chains which are prolongation to the period and some sequences (mm. 17-48). The single period in this A section is a parallel period since two phrases are very similar (Phrase 1:mm...
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First of all, the A section (mm. 1-48) includes a single period (mm.1-16) and some phrase chains which are prolongation to the period and some sequences (mm. 17-48). The single period in this A section is a parallel period since two phrases are very similar (Phrase 1:mm...
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