The Seasons: June, Op. 37a No. 6
This guide follows Tchaikovsky’s The Seasons: June, Op. 37a No. 6 “Barcarolle” (1876) in one part.
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A two- sets the steady, oar-like rhythm, and the achingly melancholy melody enters in G minor. The (B) is faster and brighter, in G major, and builds to an energetic tune marked . A dramatic of arpeggiated diminished chords then leads back to the opening melody. The atmospheric brings the piece to a quiet .
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Section boundaries in music are not always sharp; a transition may be felt over a pause or a held chord.
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