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Study No.1

Marie Bigot

What's this piece like?
In 1809, Marie Bigot relocated to Paris, where she established herself as a prominent piano teacher. During her time there, she composed some of her most renowned piano pieces, specifically crafted for her students. Notably among them is the 'Suite d'Études,' comprising three remarkable short studies. The first study in this suite is characterized by its striking energy and drive. It serves as an excellent exercise for mastering octaves in the left hand and enhancing hand coordination.
Who's this piece for?
Great piece for advanced pianists who want to expand their repertoire and learn more about the music of Bigot.
3-4 pages
Romantic
C minor

MOOD: Agitated, passionate and bold.

TECHNIQUE: Octaves and broken chords.

Ranking
Equivalent to RCM level 8
Equivalent to ABRSM level 7
Equivalent to Suzuki book 7
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1807

Britain declares the Slave Trade illegal, in a first attempt to end slavery across the British Empire.

1808

L.V. Beethoven publishes the famous 5th Symphony Opus 67.

1809

Felix Mendelssohn was born.

1809

Joseph Haydn died.

1810

Study was composed by M. Bigot at the age of 24 years old.

1810

L.V. Beethoven completes his 5th Piano Concerto Opus 73, the "Emperor".

1810

Frédéric Chopin was born.

1810

Robert Schumann was born.

1811

Franz Liszt was born.

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