Cecil Forsyth · section 36 of 39
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The only points of minute detail in this short passage that may be recommended to the reader's attention are: (1) The melodic unison of first clarinet and first violins at bar 186; (2) The suboctave melodic unison of first oboe and first clarinet when the first violins continue the tune in the upper octave at bar 191; (3) The precise arrangement and spreading of the moving sixths in bar 194 as between wood-wind and horns.
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