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with two row statements acting as a "tag." The A Section concludes with F, b7 of G, and
the A' Section ends with C-E, the subdominant of G.
The contrasting middle section of the Allegretto is an expansion of material pre-
sented in the fifth and sixth row statements of the A Section (see arrows in Fig. 41). The
pitches C# and F, a downward augmented fifth represented by R-6 and I-10 in the A
Section, are expanded, in reverse order, over the course of the 24-measure B Section,
with three phrase groups beginning on "F" represented by rows P-10 or R-10, and two
phrase groups beginning on "C#" represented by row P-6. The first half of the section
concludes with F#, #7 of G and the second half ends with D, the dominant of G,
reminiscent of a "half" cadence.
Poco pii mosso (mm. 87-104)
The use of row P-11 (F#) to begin the Poco pia mosso represents both a shift to
the level of the dominant (V of G) and a presentation of contrasting material (the B
Section in the large-scale design). The short section consists of two phrases (b and b'),
each nine measures in length and each beginning with a statement of P-11. The section
features the accompaniment with vertical presentations of the rows, however a limited
amount of participation by the cello exists in the first phrase. A diagram of the formal
organization for both phrases of the Pocopia mosso is provided in Fig. 44.
The goal of the first phrase is Bb (1-3), the relative major of g minor, and the
second phrase provides a cadential motion of dominant (P-11 and P-7) to tonic (RI-0).
The first phrase concludes with all twelve pitches of row I-3, the same row that ended the
Introduction (m. 18). However, in the Introduction only four pitches of the row were64
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Hale, Jacquelyn. Consonance, Tertian Structures and Tonal Coherence in Wladimir Vogel's Dodecaphonic World, dissertation, December 2002; Denton, Texas. (https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc3344/m1/78/: accessed April 24, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, UNT Digital Library, https://digital.library.unt.edu; .