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The motivic cell of this movement centers on a stepwise descent from D to A, which then jumps back up to D in an alternating double-dotted sixteenth, followed by a thirty-second note pattern. This motive first appears in the clarinets, but is also repeated in the flute and oboe. This movement also
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of this motif starting on E-sharp is played by the
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forms popular in the neo-baroque revitalization that characterized
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