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Version: 1.5
12. September
           2001

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Interrelationships in Beethovenís 
Second Symphony 
L. Poundie Burstein 
Hunter College and the Graduate Center, City University of New York, 
Music Dept., Hunter College, 695 Park Ave., NY, NY, 10021, USA 
Poundie@aol.com,
http://sapientia.hunter.cuny.edu/~music/PoundieBurstein.htm 
 
Abstract
There are various striking similarities between the movements of Beethoven's
Second Symphony. Most notably, a rare harmonic progression is found at the 
climax of three of its movements, and a similar event arises the climax of 
the other movement. These interconnections help foster the feeling that the 
Symphony unfolds a type of narrative, in which the first two movements seem 
parodied by the final two. 

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