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Absenger - Die Aussee’r, Op. 237 No. 2

ID 6751 · Structured composer unknown · Piano · Graded · Level 4 · Points 5160

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Measures 1–7 carry a melody in paired notes that descends through the upper register and curves upward again. Bass notes and chords mark the three beats beneath it. A one-beat pickup precedes the strain, and separate first and second endings appear in measures 8–9. The two-sharp second strain, measures 10–17, develops the descending and rising interval figures through a lower register. The local return brings back measures 1–7, then the Fine and coda sign lead to the Ausgang in measures 18–22. This ending combines a tied dyad and ascending pairs with spaced chord accents and low bass octaves; the last upper dyad lasts two beats.

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