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88.79Level 45 — motif reharmonized by memory
A recurring melodic motif first appears over:
C.
Second over:
Am.
Third over:
E♭.
The motif remains stable while its harmonic memories accumulate.
By the third occurrence, the listener hears all previous versions as context.