Structure
The Theme is followed by 20 variations, an Intermezzo between variations 13 and 14, and a Coda to finish.
- Theme. Andante
- Variation 1. Poco piu mosso
- Variation 2. L'istesso tempo
- Variation 3. Tempo di Minuetto
- Variation 4. Andante
- Variation 5. Allegro (ma non tanto)
- Variation 6. L'istesso tempo
- Variation 7. Vivace
- Variation 8. Adagio misterioso
- Variation 9. Un poco piu mosso
- Variation 10. Allegro scherzando
- Variation 11. Allegro vivace
- Variation 12. L'istesso tempo
- Variation 13. Agitato
- Intermezzo
- Variation 14. Andante (come prima)
- Variation 15. L'istesso tempo
- Variation 16. Allegro vivace
- Variation 17. Meno mosso
- Variation 18. Allegro con brio
- Variation 19. Piu mosso. Agitato
- Variation 20. Piu mosso
- Coda. Andante
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