Preview: Gavotte pour les enfants
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SKU: A0.1394451
By Sibylle Kuder. By Sibylle Kuder. Arranged by Sibylle Kuder. Classical,Contest,Festival,Instructional,Traditional. Score. 5 pages. Sibylle Kuder #977937. Published by Sibylle Kuder (A0.1394451).Early level piano solo, with optional mp3 accompaniment or piano duet.
No hands together, but several times the melody moves from one hand to the other which requires a smooth transition.
Most of the eighth note figures are symmetrical for the hands: 2-3-2, or 3-4-3, or 1-2-3-4.
The melody moves mostly in steps and skips, with fingering provided for the skips and occasional 4th. RH starts in G five-finger position, LH - with one exception at the end - stays in Middle C position for the entire piece. No 5th fingers are used.
The counting is straightforward - quarter notes, and eighth note pairs.
The articulation is predictable: quarter notes staccato or (rarely) tenuto, eighth notes legato.
A Gavotte is a dance, so it is probably most important to pay attention to very crisp and bouncy staccato notes.
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