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Like many classical pieces, Mozart’s Piano Sonata in F (K332) explores both major and minor themes in F. This intermediate piano arrangement features an F minor theme from movement 3. A few other mvt 3 themes are also weaved in (adapted to minor). This beautifully expressive piece appeals to modern audiences with its use of broken chords, pedal, and stirring melody. Requires careful attention to detail, dynamics, and technical pedaling expertise with lifts in each measure. A great choice for a classical (or even Halloween) performance.
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A simplified arrangement of Mozart’s Piano Sonata in F Mvt 1 Allegro (K332), perfect for early to mid intermediate level. Includes several themes from this movement and provides a delightful introduction to Mozart’s piano compositions (but without any speedy scale passages!). It’s a lovely choice for a classical performance piece.
Accessible for smaller hands: The largest harmonic interval is m7 (two instances only); most are 6ths or smaller.
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This theme from Mozart’s famous opera “The Magic Flute” is playful, fun, and perfect for elementary pianists. This beginner piano arrangement of “Papageno’s Little Bells” (sometimes called “Papageno’s Silver Bells”) has both hands reading treble clef. It is a great piece to strengthen intervallic reading: nearly all the included intervals are either 2nds (steps), 3rds (skips), or 4ths. Occasional fingerings are also included for assistance. This arrangement is perfect for a performance piece or recital.
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Eine Kleine Nachtmusik (A Little Night Music) is one of Mozart’s most widely recognized musical works today. This famous theme is arranged here for beginner piano and is an excellent option for a beginner classical piano recital piece.
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These musical themes from Gurlitt’s etude (“The Storm” or “Night Escape”) and Mozart’s Great G Minor Symphony are famously recognized for their intense, dramatic energy. This medley combines them into an early intermediate piano classical performance piece. Starting with Gurlitt’s etude, it weaves in the motif from Mozart’s symphony, transitions fully into the symphony theme, then concludes with a robust merger of the two for a bold finish. It is an excellent choice for a classical piano recital piece for intermediate level.
