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As it was established by the researchers, initially in the third part of the Fifth Symphony, the main section and the trio according to the ABAVA scheme were provided for two times — exactly the same as in a number of other large Beethoven works of the period 1806-1812 (including the Fourth, Sixth and Seventh Symphonies). But Beethoven was forced to cross out this repetition, reducing the form to a simple ABA. Unable to personally lead the orchestra and seeing that the rehearsal was delayed, he either succumbed to the coaxing of his colleagues or withdrawn the repetition in order to avoid the worst consequences. At the rehearsal, the groups of instruments could “disperse”, and straightening it out of the way was not easy. Beethoven did not want to put the new symphony in danger of failure due to insufficient dexterity of the orchestra.