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In most Classical sonatas, the Recapitulation is a moment of stability returning to the tonic. Schubert challenges the very definition of the form by beginning his Recapitulation in Eb major (the subdominant) rather than the expected Bb major.

Students should use their score of Movement 1 to analyse the harmonic shifts between the exposition and the unorthodox recapitulation. Consider how this structural decision impacts the transitional passages and the overall tonal symmetry.

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