| Haydn, String Quartet in Bb major Op. 76 No. 4 'Sunrise',
beginning of the second movement
This second movement is in Eb major. The movement is a ternary form;
the three pages below mainly show the first A-section and the transition
to the B-section.
In the score you find what you should do: mainly notation of 'missing
tones', and description of the harmony. Be aware: there are quite some
secondary dominants used in this excerpt!
Recording for instance: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L0kHco35mOQ
(the second movement starts around 8'15'')
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