Friedrich Burgmüller (1,806–1,874)
Study Burgmüller’s Innocence, Op. 100 No. 5, in F. Its left-hand chords stack thirds of two colours: F–A, a major third, and A–C, a minor third, in bar 1; in bar 3, E–B flat is a tritone, the restless interval that leads back to F. Hear each colour before you play it. At the keyboard: play major and minor thirds.
Score: Edition: Collection Litolff, 19th century (as named by the encoder)
Encoding source: https://www.mutopiaproject.org/cgibin/piece-info.cgi?id=214
Checked bar by bar against Benoit aîné, Paris, 1851, plate 410.B (BnF Gallica btv1b52502531m, Wikimedia Commons), 2026-10-28: every bar compared; 0 bars corrected; the printed dynamics, tempo and expression words restored; the printed endings restored; the printed repeat and navigation signs restored. · public domain
Innocence
Typeset by Bas Wassink.
Edition: Collection Litolff, 19th century (as named by the encoder)
Checked bar by bar against Benoit aîné, Paris, 1851, plate 410.B (BnF Gallica btv1b52502531m, Wikimedia Commons), 2026-10-28: every bar compared; 0 bars corrected; the printed dynamics, tempo and expression words restored; the printed endings restored; the printed repeat and navigation signs restored.
Public Domain
Source: https://www.mutopiaproject.org/cgibin/piece-info.cgi?id=214
Licence: Public Domain (Mutopia Project licensing: https://www.mutopiaproject.org/legal.html)
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