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Hi all,

I have just posted a piano version of the Symphony 25 from Mozart if you want to have a look:

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Js9Cy7fhrw"]YouTube - Mozart - Symphony No. 25 Piano[/ame]

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WONDERFUL!!! Couldn't you make a bit more of the long coda?


[ame]http://www.classicalmusicforum.net/music/mozart-little-g-minor-1-extract.mp3[/ame]
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Thx a lot Filidor, excuse my ignorance but which part is the coda please? (otherwise, I tried to an extracted version so I must have shrinked some parts)
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I'm maybe using the wrong term. It's the bit tacked on the end where Mozart recapitulates - re-visits - the main themes and rams them home for the final time. It's the really exciting bit!!

Page 18 here.
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Thx Philidor for the explanation, I think I found what coda stands for in Mozart's pieces
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You can now download the sheet music in my video description on youtube'
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