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Retransition may
refer to: Sometimes, the term is used as a
synonym of
detransition A
subsequent gender transition following a
detransition Part of the...
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following three characteristics: a
separate development section including a
retransition the
simultaneous return of the
first subject group and the
tonic a full...
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religious beliefs. Some
studies use the term
retransition rather than detransition.
Retransition is also
commonly used to
describe the resumption...
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community over its
attacks on
gender transition in general, and
began to
retransition. She now
identifies as
transmasculine and gender****, but
using feminine...
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major is to be the next, then C major, and
finally F major. The
retransition of the
development section starts in F minor,
causing a
terrifying darkness...
- "The Convalescent". By the end of this section,
there is a
prolonged retransition over the
dominant of C major. Back in C major, "The
Dance Song" marks...
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which the exposition's
transition material is reprised,
serving as a
retransition back to the
opening material. The
recapitulation (mm. 101–145) starts...
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which the
third and
first subjects of the
exposition are pla****. The
retransition is
brought about by a
sequence of
rising intervals that get progressively...
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subordinate theme (rondo form) or a
developmental core. In
sonata form, a
retransition (the
transition to the recapitulation) is the last part of the development...
- to me").
Everett writes that the
bridge "[culminates] in a stop-time
retransition on a blue-note
colored V." This "dramatic
placement of stop time ......
