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00300	.FILL INDENT 12
00400		Following is the well-known introduction to the second movement
00500	of Dvorak's %2New World Symphony%1.  The notation here differs
00600	enharmonically from the original.
00700	.BEGIN VERBATIM
00800	
00900	Example and Figure 74
01000	.END
01100	.CENTER
01200	%6⊂⊗⊃L[α%-.10,α%-9.04](17,22):N74X.PLT[C6,LCS]⊂⊗⊃%1
01300	.skip 18
01400	
01500	
01600	.fill INDENT 12
01700		Even though the movement proper is in ↓_D_↓%4F%1, the key at the 
01800	beginning, as listed on the highest level, is ↓_E_↓.  This represents a
01900	continuation of the ↓_e_↓ of the first movement.  The tritone relation 
02000	between two major chords (E and B%4F%1) is usually heard as V-%4F%1II or
02100	vice versa, the former being used in this case because of the positions
02200	of the two chords,  V%4H%1-%4F%1II%46%1, and because of the subsequent harmonic
02300	developments.  By the time we reach the third measure we are sure that
02400	the E chord was working as a dominant to ↓_A_↓.