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in the score. Then comes the principal theme, a quick, passionate subject, given out by the violins, and presently taken up by the rest of the orchestra. This is quickly followed by a strongly marked theme, allotted to the full strings in unison, and these subjects are developed until the Ophelia music is heard. This, naturally, is very different from the preceding music, being slow, _piano_, with a violin solo accompanied by _piano_ wood wind. It is soon broken in upon by the Hamlet music, first on the bassoons, marked