early intermediate

Tambourin Op.2 No.7

Elisabetta de Gambarini

What's this piece like?
The Tambourine is a traditional folk dance in lively duple meter. This dance was most popular during the 18th century and it can be found in the music of Rameau, Handel, and Gluck. The percussive and lively character makes this a great piece for the development of fast finger action and energetic non-legato. The broken octaves in the left hand provide an extra challenge and should be played light with the wrist slightly suspended.
Who's this piece for?
An excellent piece for intermediate level pianists who are working on their technique.
1-2 pages
Baroque
F major

MOOD: Agitated, playful and percussive.

TECHNIQUE: Broken octaves.

Ranking
Equivalent to RCM level 4
Equivalent to ABRSM level 5
Equivalent to Suzuki book 4
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1729

Isaac Newton's Principia was translated from Latin into English.

1732

George Washington was born in Westmoreland County, Virginia.

1732

Joseph Haydn was born.

1740

Capt. Vitus Bering discovered Alaska.

1748

Lessons and Songs Op. 2 was composed by E.d. Gambarini at the age of 18 years old.

1750

Johann Sebastian Bach died.

1756

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born.

1757

Beginning of British Empire in India.

1757

Domenico Scarlatti died.

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