Mignon, Op. 68, No. 35 -- Urtext

Schumann, Robert (1810-1856)

A soft and elegant piano work by Schumann (Intermediate)!

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Includes : One solo score (2 pages)

Difficulty level : Grade 6/12

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Program Notes on Mignon, Op. 68, No. 35 -- Urtext by Schumann :

This soft and elegant Mignon is the 35th of 43 short piano pieces in the Album for the Young, Op. 68 by Robert Schumann.

Its original title (in German) is Mignon.

This Mignon, Op. 68, No. 35 is written in the key of E flat Major.

It can be played by Grade 6 piano students.

Concerning the fp in measure 1 and other similar passages, the Clara Schumann edition has a footnote : The fp is to be played merely as a slight emphasis on the last quarter note of the measure.

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Sheet music details :

MIGNON, OP. 68, NO. 35 -- URTEXT

(Mignon)
Composer :	Schumann, Robert (1810-1856)	Opus/catalog number :	Opus 68, No. 35
Movements :	Langsam, zart - Slowly, tenderly	Composition/First publication :	1848
Instrumentation :	Piano	Style :	Romantic (1815-1910)
Key :	E flat Major	Duration :	04:04
Edition :	Urtext (ed. M.A. Caux)	Difficulty :	Grade 6/12

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