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Absenger - Die Aussee’r, Op. 237 No. 5

ID 6754 · Structured composer unknown · Piano · Graded · Level 5 · Points 11280

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1. Pickup and measures 1–9: The dance begins quietly with paired upper notes and brief trills over bass notes and chords. The repeated strain moves through rising and falling intervals to two different endings. 2. Measures 10–17: The two-sharp contrasting strain brings a stronger, higher chordal version of the figure. Further short trills and fuller intervals lead to a quiet close and the local return instruction. 3. Measures 18–22: After the return reaches the Fine/coda sign, the separate Ausgang rises through full chords to the high register. Detached chordal responses then settle into the final held sonority under fermatas.

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