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Fluttering Leaves Op.147 No.2

Carl Kölling

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Kölling wrote two pieces, one named "Flying Leaves" in C Major, Op. 147 No. 1 and "Fluttering Leaves" in A Minor, Op. 147 No. 2, both with an energetic character for late-intermediate pianists. The dynamic marking as of this piece as 'Allegro molto' requires firm and strong hands, along with crisp and consistent articulation.
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