Is it so important to avoid any reference to the 1st key in the 2nd theme of the exposition?
I think it's no big deal, but if I ever post the sonata form I'm writing, I guess everybody will point it out and bash the piece.
The piece starts in G min and modulates to Eb maj for the 2nd theme group.
However, I made a feminine P.A.C. in G min at the end of a phrase of the 2nd theme, even though that key is not "confirmed".
Eb maj is still the prevailing key:
Start 2nd theme--> Eb [...] Fmi Ab/C D7 Gmi Fmi7 Eb/G [...] Eb/Bb Bb7 Eb <-- End
I've tried workarounds (deceptive or inverted cadences...) without success. The melody seems to "call" for that cadence
What do you think?
Thanks