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Coda
bars 259-298

(bars 259-263)
Beethoven could have concluded the movement at that point, however uses C7 harmony in bars 259-262 to change the tonality to F by 263
Coda
bars 259 - 298

(bars 264-277)
The transitions is similar to that between exposition and development and between development and recapitulation

modulation instead of consolidation allows Beethoven to develop ideas - resulting in longer complex codas that are more like development sections

tonal direction: F maj, Am, G maj
C pedals return in bar 277
Coda
bars 259 - 289

(277-289)
Beethoven takes every opportunity to highlight C:
tonic chord in brass and 1st violins
sustaining C chord in woodwind
tonic timpani pedal
rapid bowing
ends with 4 bold statements of the C chord

a silent bar at the end adds dramatic pause between movements