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Tendre fleur, Op. 100 No. 10
Friedrich Burgmüller (1,806–1,874)
First published 1851
Key D major
Style Studies
Roughly RCM 2 · ABRSM 2 · Trinity 2 · Henle 1
What its lesson teaches
Study Burgmüller’s Tendre fleur, Op. 100 No. 10, in D. Read its words before you play: delicato (bar 1), the crescendo and diminuendo hairpins of bars 5–6 and 9–12, “dim. e poco rall.” (softer and a little slower) at the end of each phrase (bars 7, 15 and 23), and a tempo, back to the first speed, in bar 17.
Technique D major scale, hands separately, 2 octaves D major solid triad and inversions, hands separately, 2 octaves
The other lesson pieces of Level 2
Melodie (Melody), Op. 68 No. 1 , Robert SchumannAria in D minor “So oft ich meine Tobackspfeife”, BWV 515 , Johann Sebastian BachPolonaise in G minor, BWV Anh. 119 , Anonymous (Notebook for Anna Magdalena Bach)Study in G minor, Op. 24 No. 2 , Félix Le CouppeyLa pastorale, Op. 100 No. 3 , Friedrich BurgmüllerPractical Method for Beginners, Op. 599 No. 15 , Carl CzernyTraditioner af swenska folk-dansar, Part 1 No. 9 , Traditional, arr. Olof ÅhlströmMelodische Übungsstücke, Op. 149 No. 6 — Scherzo and Trio , Anton Diabelli
Previous piece La pastorale, Op. 100 No. 3
The repertoire of Level 2
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