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269:- This dramatic opening movement is cast in traditional first movement sonata form. After an extended orchestral exposition of the movement's primary themes, the piano enters with a dotted-rhythm figuration which immediately introduces the movement's principal theme, now boldly stated by the piano in chords and octaves. A lyrical second theme and a tarantella-like closing theme lead to a traditional developing, then the recapitulation. The movement concludes with a massive coda that is typical virtuosic Rubinstein, yet which dramatically dies away in the last few bars, until it comes back in full force in the final chord.
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