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Burgmüller - Etude Op. 105 No. 10 "Les larmes"

One of Burgmüller’s most bizarre etudes, Op. 105 No. 10 utilizes a continuous interlocking hands pattern with relentless repeated thumb notes throughout. Executing the piece at full tempo requires a loose wrist, and subtle right hand forearm rotation to prevent fatigue. Along with keeping their right hand relaxed, the performer also needs to focus on removing their thumbs very quickly, to make room for the other thumb! • Grade Level: Advanced (Approx. RCM 8-9/ ABRSM 7-8) • Technical Focus: Interlocking Hands, Repeated Notes, Left Hand Leaps ✍️ About the Composer Johann Friedrich Burgmüller (1806–1874) was a Romantic-era German composer and pianist, primarily known for his pedagogical piano works. His short character etudes are widely celebrated and still used by piano teachers to this day. While his 25 Easy and Progressive Studies (Op. 100) are his most famous, the more obscure 12 Études brillantes (Op. 105) from which this piece comes from are considered his most challenging set of etudes, and were written to prepare students for the demands of the great Romantic virtuosos like Liszt and Chopin. Watch more of Burgmüller's 12 Études brillantes, Op. 105 here:    • Burgmüller Op. 105 - 12 Études brillantes ...   Watch other etudes for interlocking hands here:    • Etudes for Interlocking Hands   🎼 Free Sheet Music (IMSLP) Access the complete score for Burgmüller's Op. 105 here: https://imslp.org/wiki/12_%C3%89tudes...) ________________________________________ 📚 Browse our Etude Libraries: 🔹 The Foundation (Beginner Etudes, Grades 1-4):    • Плейлист   🔹 Intermediate Studies (Grades 5-7):    • Плейлист   🔹 Technical Mastery (Grades 8+):    • Плейлист   ✨ Support the Project The Piano Etude Project is building a reference library of piano etude recordings for students and teachers worldwide. • Subscribe to join our journey through the etude repertoire. • Comment below if you are currently working on this etude! Recorded February, 2026 Dr. Sean Cavanaugh, piano #PianoEtudeProject #Burgmuller #Piano #Etude #ClassicalPiano