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Schubert F. | Children's March in G | piano duet | secondo part

The secondo part only sounds on the recording of the #ChildrensMarch in G D. 928 for #pianoduet (piano 4 hands) Free #sheetmusic & accompaniment links: https://plentymusic.co.uk/short/?c=rt... The two piano parts primo and secondo can be downloaded separately as accompaniments enabling players to enjoy an ensemble music experience playing either the primo or secondo parts. The Children’s March is an intermediate level #pianoduet. repeats are played in the realisation and the formal pattern can be summarized as follows. March: A A B B Trio: A A B B March Da Capo (No repeats) AB. This is a template that appears in much classical and romantic music. As is the convention the repeats are not played in the Da Capo repeat of the March. There is a great range of tempo explored in the many performances available of this march. The realisation playback at 96 quarter (crotchet) note beats to the minute. This is a characterful and appealing piece with enough contrast and charm to make it an interesting performance piece for both performers and audiences. Musical ideas are shared between the parts and players need to be sensitive with regard to the dynamics that they use. Many of Schubert’s greatest works are composed for piano duet and he made a substantial contribution to the repertoire. The composing context often related to his circle of friends for whom he would often write music. Whilst the Children’s March is a short work there are some substantial and large scale works to be explored. In the Trio section the triplets require a lightness in of touch in the way they are played and understand that the Primo and Secondo parts are rhythmically independent. pdf sheet music scores and mp3 accompaniments can be downloaded from the PlentyMusic website. Improve music practice routines with PlentyMusic accompaniments. Beginner, improver, intermediate and advanced level sheet music scores are available for many different musical instrument combinations. Music scores are written and presented in staff notation. Free scores are also available. Many different performing styles are represented on the PlentyMusic website from early times through to classical and popular.