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Book SynopsisJohann Friedrich Franz Burgmuller (1806-1874) was a popular Parisian pianist, skilled improviser and prolific composer. These varied studies will help develop technique and are also enjoyable to play in their own right.
Table of ContentsArabesque, Op. 100 No. 2 ; Ave Maria, Op. 100 No. 19 ; Ballade, Op. 100 No. 15 ; Barcarolle, Op. 100 No. 22 ; Consolation, Op. 100 No. 13 ; Douce Plainte (Sighing), Op. 100 No. 16 ; Innocence, No. 5 from 25 Easy and Progressive Studies, Op. 100 ; Inquietude (Restlessness), Op. 100 No. 18 ; L'Adieu (Farewell), Op. 100 No. 12 ; L'Harmonie des Anges (Angelic Harmony), Op. 100 No. 21 ; L'Hirondelle (The Swallow), Op. 100 No. 24 ; La Babillarde (The Chatterbox), Op. 100 No. 17 ; La Bergeronnette (The Wagtail), Op. 100 No. 11 ; La Candeur (Openness), Op. 100 No. 1 ; La Chasse (The Hunt), Op. 100 No. 9 ; La Chevaleresque (The Knight Errant), Op. 100 No. 25 ; La Gracieuse (Gracefulness), Op. 100 No. 8 ; La Petite Reunion (The Small Gathering), Op. 100 No. 4 ; La Styrienne (Austrian Dance), Op. 100 No. 14 ; Le Retour (The Return), Op. 100 No. 23 ; Pastorale, Op. 100 No. 3 ; Progress, Op. 100 No. 6 ; Tarantella, Op. 100 No. 20 ; Tendre Fleur (Tender Flower), Op. 100 No. 10 ; Le Courante Limpide (The Clear Stream), Op. 100 No. 7
