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Coda
bars 152 - 195

(bars 152-162)
The first 10 bars resemble those of the codetta, except the tonality in now F major

Beethoven extends the music at this point by referring to motifs and ideas used earlier in the movement
Coda
bars 152 - 195

(bars 162 - 182)
(bars 177 - 182) the violins play the repeated semiquaver rhythm originally given to the horns, in the exposition

from bar 182, the 2nd violins and violas play the dotted semiquaver demisemiquaver rhythm
Coda
bars 152 - 195

(bars 182 - 195)
(184 - 186) the 1st violins play a descending scale like figure in the familiar dotted rhythm

strongly rooted to tonic-dominant relationship
light 'pizzicato' bass

(190-193) the horns have a chance to shine with their two note motif, combining with the violins and woodwind to conclude the movement