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I don't think I've ever heard a Mahler piece, but based off of the breath mark and random guessing I'm going to say Symphony no.4 in G major.
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mahler symphony 7 mvt 3. it's a really subtle motif that might be easily mistaken for symphony 1, where a very similar motif is used more prominently. in the 7th, it'd be difficult to catch this motif at all unless you're looking at the score. guessing which symphony and movement this is from, even knowing it's mahler, would normally be very hard!Thanks for resolving it. Can you tell us which part it is?
it's the english horn 5 measures after rehearsal mark 125