early intermediate

The limpid stream Op.100 No.7

Johann Friedrich Burgmüller

What's this piece like?
Burgmüller's Opus 100 is an excellent collection of short studies for beginner/intermediate level pianists. Each piece focuses on one main style or technique common in the piano repertoire. The Limpid Stream's clear challenge is on the thumb. This is a great piece to develop the skill to play a melody with the thumb (with a full and deep sound) and accompaniment notes with the same hand (with a gentle and light sound).
Who's this piece for?
Ideal for intermediate pianists who like inspiring, relaxing and dreamy pieces.
1-2 pages
Romantic
G major

MOOD: Calm, dreamy, light and tender.

TECHNIQUE: Thumb.

Ranking
Equivalent to RCM level 4
Equivalent to ABRSM level 3
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1847

Felix Mendelssohn died.

1848

Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels write the Communist Manifesto.

1849

Frédéric Chopin died.

1851

Herman Melville writes Moby-Dick.

1852

25 Progressive Studies Op. 100 was composed by J.F. Burgmüller at the age of 46 years old.

1853

Crimean War begins as Turkey declares war on Russia.

1856

Robert Schumann died.

1857

First public performance of F. Liszt's Piano Sonata in B Minor by H.V. Bülow.

1858

Abraham Lincoln makes strong antislavery speech: “This Government cannot endure permanently half slave and half free.”

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