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.FILL INDENT 6
All that is left in this regard is to point out that ↓_d_↓ grows
out of the basic tonic ↓_F_↓ of the exposition and then ↓_g_↓ grows out of
the control tonic ↓_d_↓.
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Figure 89b
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The temporary tonics found in the first eighteen bars of the
movement appear in a straightforward manner. Measure 19 works as
the dominant of the F chord which precedes it and also as subdominant
to the g chord of measure 21, which in turn is II of the coming tonic ↓_F_↓.
(The simplest pivots will be omitted.)
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Figure 90
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In the ↓_F_↓ section of the exposition things are a little more
complex. The chromaticism of the first four bars (23-26) is all
non-functional as far as ↓_F_↓ is concerned. Likewise, measures 31-33
are clear.
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Figure 91a
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