2:12 -- This section of the tune is the:

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The prompt asks us to identify which part of a tune is described as '2:12 -- This section of the tune is the:' and provides four options.
Option 1: 'First "A" section' — This would refer to the opening or primary section labeled A, not a transitional or contrasting part. Since the question pinpoints a specific timestamp, this choice doesn’t fit the common labeling of a section that comes after the initial A material.
Option 2: 'Second "A" section' — Similar to option 1, this implies a repeated or subsequent A section. A typical tune structure uses A sections to present your main material, while a different label is used for contrasting sections. Therefore this is not the section at 2:12 unless the tune explicitly repeats A twice, which isn’t implied here.
Option 3: 'Bridge' — This is the term commonly used for a contrasting section that provides a departure from the recurring A material and often leads back to the final return. In many tunes or songs, the bridge appears after the opening sections and serves as a contrasting contrast or transition point, which commonly occurs at a mid-point or later timestamp like 2:12.
Option 4: 'Last "A" section' — This would suggest a concluding pass of the A material after a B or bridge, but labeling it as the last A is less consistent with the typical 'bridge' function described in music theory and common form terminology.
In summary, the reasoning hinges on understanding that a bridge functions as a contrasting middle section distinct from the repeating A sections, and the given timestamp at 2:12 situates a mid-tune contrasting section rather than an initial, repeated, or final A segment.

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2:12 -- This section of the tune is the:

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