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themeandvariation

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Barcarolle for Piano (orig.)

on: July 04, 2020, 08:38:54 AM

This is the latest from a progressive studies piano book. I'm at the point in the book (near the end) where the pieces aren't constrained by technical limitations of performance.
Stylistically, there is a commingling of folk, romantic, and impressionism, with a dash of jazz peeking thru here and there. though mostly, just a love song.
Comments are welcome.. I hope you like it..

https://soundcloud.com/progstudiespiano/ch-6-barcarolle-29-b

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