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Adagio in F Minor

For Piano

By Chevalier De Saint-Georges

Adagio in F Minor by Chevalier De Saint-Georges
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Piano and Keyboard Piano
For Piano. Composed by Chevalier De Saint-Georges. Edited by Dominique-Renee De Lerma. Sws. Classical. Solo part. With Standard notation. Duration 4 minutes, 23 seconds. Theodore Presser Company #140-40039. Published by Theodore Presser Company (PR.140400390).

Item Number: PR.140400390

ISBN 9781491100622. 9 x 12 inches. Key: F minor.

The greastest of the piano works of this late 18th-century Creole composer: an elegantly stated bittersweet melody that demands a subtle and expressive interpretation. For studios, home, amateur and professional performance. Easy med.

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  • 5

    Bill
    Difficulty Level:
    Intermediate
  • July 23, 2019 Beautiful piece

    I was so happy to discover an available piano piece by this composer--who deserves to be much better known. Technically, it's relatively simple (perhaps simpler than 'intermediate')...but it's one of those perfect pieces that would not benefit from any extra notes! Thanks offered to the arranger...

    who prepared this version.

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  • 5

    Kara Russell
    Location:
    Los Angeles
    Difficulty Level:
    Early intermediate
  • July 07, 2008 Quintessential St. George

    This arrangement is simple to play and also has a pretty and haunting evokative melody. Having recently read a bio of St. George, and done a reduction of one of his symphonie concertantes, this piece has the wistful melancholy that his work is often mentioned as having, with combinations of...

    accidentals & rhythm that helped make him famous at the time. A pretty, hum-able tune, and easy to add to your repertoire.

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