early intermediate

Lullaby Op.2

Dora Pejačević

About this piece
This lullaby uses repetition to create a sleep-inducing atmosphere. It relies heavily on the left hand, which presents a notable challenge as it demands precise and even notes. The repetitive melody guides the listener into a state of tranquility, with each recurring note acting like a gentle, rhythmic lullaby, gradually coaxing them into a peaceful slumber.
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Level guide
Equivalent to RCM level 4
Equivalent to ABRSM level 4
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