early intermediate

The Clock Op.62 No.2

Theodor Kullak

What's this piece like?
The Kinderleben (“Scenes from Childhood" or "Children's life”) is a collection of 12 short piano pieces, each representing a scene, titled at the beginning of the movement. This opus (Op. 62) was composed before a second collection with the same title and number of pieces (Op. 81). "The Clock" is a creative composition defined by a playful character. The scene is perfectly depicted by using a succession of staccato eighth notes to evoke the ticking of a clock.
Who's this piece for?
An excellent piece for intermediate level pianists who are working on their technique.
1-2 pages
Romantic
Bb major

MOOD: Happy and playful.

TECHNIQUE: Staccato.

Ranking
Equivalent to RCM level 6
Equivalent to ABRSM level 5
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1847

California and New Mexico annexed by U.S.

1847

Felix Mendelssohn died.

1848

Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels write the Communist Manifesto.

1849

Frédéric Chopin died.

1850

Kinderleben Op. 62 was first published when T. Kullak was 32 years old.

1851

Herman Melville writes Moby-Dick.

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.

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