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Question by Jaime
Submitted on 8/15/2005
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Which is the original version?

The fourth movement of the fifth symphony is played differently by Von Karajan and others. The "explosion" that initiates the movement is repeated again after approximately 4 minutes in the interpretations by Karajan, and others repeat it two times: after approximately 2 minutes and then again after 6 minutes.
Does the original version by Beethoven repeat this "explosion" one or two times? Did Beethoven leave it free for the interpreter how many times to repeat it?

I would appreciate an expert to answer my doubt.

Regards,

Jaime


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