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In a musical structure, the final return to the theme from the main opening section, usually modified to occur in the home key.
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the return of the opening thematic material
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1) A restatement of thematic ideas. 2) The third section of sonata form in which there is a restatement of material from the exposition, often with further modifications.
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The third principal section of a movement in sonata form whose function is to resolve the harmonic conflicts set up in the exposition and development.
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ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny; that is, an organism in the course of its development goes through the same successive stages as did the species in developing from the lower to the higher forms of animal life. Called also biogenetic law and Haeckel's law.
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