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    Mozart - Mass in C Minor - Kyrie Analysis

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    The document outlines the structure of a sonata form composition in classical music. It includes the typical sections - introduction, exposition, development, recapitulation, and coda. The exposition introduces the first and second themes, the development section transitions to a new key and explores new material, and the recapitulation returns to the home key and restates the original themes. Measure numbers and corresponding Roman numeral chord progressions are provided for a piece in C minor.

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    The document outlines the structure of a sonata form composition in classical music. It includes the typical sections - introduction, exposition, development, recapitulation, and coda. The exposition introduces the first and second themes, the development section transitions to a new key and explores new material, and the recapitulation returns to the home key and restates the original themes. Measure numbers and corresponding Roman numeral chord progressions are provided for a piece in C minor.

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    Basic structural analysis of Mozart Mass in c minor Kyrie

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    The document outlines the structure of a sonata form composition in classical music. It includes the typical sections - introduction, exposition, development, recapitulation, and coda. The exposition introduces the first and second themes, the development section transitions to a new key and explores new material, and the recapitulation returns to the home key and restates the original themes. Measure numbers and corresponding Roman numeral chord progressions are provided for a piece in C minor.

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    Mozart - Mass in C Minor - Kyrie Analysis

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    Introduction Exposition "Development" Recapitulation Coda

    1st theme(s) Transition/Bridge


    2nd/Closing theme
    [transition] [new material] Retransition/1st theme(s) (1st themes) Transition/Bridge
    2nd/Closing theme
    (Cadential delay)
    Measures: 1-8 9-(22) (21)-26 27-32 32-33 34-70 71-76 76-(81) (80)-85 86-90 91-94
    C minor: i i i → V/v v V7/III III III → i i i→V i (V → i)

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