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3. Tambourin in G major

Elizabeth Turner

What's this piece like?
This piece is in the form of a Rondo, where the main theme returns after each contrasting section (which are called episodes). The character is bold and confident, and it explores many fundamental patterns of fingerings and hand position, with broken chords, scales, etc.
Who's this piece for?
An excellent piece for beginners who are polishing their technique.
1-2 pages
Baroque
G major

MOOD: Happy and bold.

TECHNIQUE: Scales and broken chords.

Ranking
Equivalent to RCM level 2
Equivalent to ABRSM level 2
Equivalent to Suzuki book 3
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1732

George Washington was born in Westmoreland County, Virginia.

1732

Joseph Haydn was born.

1740

Capt. Vitus Bering discovered Alaska.

1750

Johann Sebastian Bach died.

1756

Tambourin was first published when E. Turner was 56 years old.

1756

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born.

1757

Beginning of British Empire in India.

1757

Domenico Scarlatti died.

1759

George Frideric Handel died.

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