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Waltz Op.50 No.13

Franz Schubert

What's this piece like?
Schubert's Opus 50 is a collection of 34 short waltzes that showcase the composer's unique melodic talent. The Waltz no. 13, also known as "Valse Sentimentale", is one of the most famous of this set. It will help you develop many fundamental piano techniques, such as the left hand pattern in the accompaniment part and nuanced phrasing on the melody on the right hand.
Who's this piece for?
Ideal for intermediate pianists who like inspiring, relaxing and dreamy pieces.
1-2 pages
Romantic
A major

MOOD: Calm, dreamy and tender.

TECHNIQUE: Legato.

Ranking
Equivalent to RCM level 6
Equivalent to ABRSM level 5
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1822

Prince Pedro declared Brazil independent from Portugal and was crowned as Emperor Dom Pedro I of Brazil.

1823

U.S. Monroe Doctrine warns European nations not to interfere in Western Hemisphere.

1824

Beethoven's finishes his 9th Symphony Opus 125.

1824

Mexico becomes a republic, three years after declaring independence from Spain.

1825

Valses Sentimentales Op. 50 was first published when F. Schubert was 28 years old.

1825

First passenger-carrying railroad in England is constructed.

1826

Nicéphore Niépce takes the world's first photograph.

1827

Ludwig Van Beethoven died.

1828

Franz Schubert died.

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