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Allemande, Partita No. 2, BWV 826 is an allemande by Johann Sebastian Bach from the Baroque era. PlayPiano puts it at Level 8, an estimate.
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- allemande
- Baroque
- gentle
- melancholic
- hand independence
- voicing
History
An upper A-flat-G-F pickup begins the phrase, then both registers carry quick motion. Listen for the thread continuing through the overlapping voices rather than separating every small run.
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How hard is it
An upper A-flat-G-F pickup begins the phrase, then both registers carry quick motion. Listen for the thread continuing through the overlapping voices rather than separating every small run. Across 65 encoded source measures, the retained writing uses eighth, 16th, 32nd detail and 5 encoded voices. This supports estimated level 8, not teacher approval or a copied publisher grade. Expanded source length and literal performance returns are not a reference printed-bar count.
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- CC0
- Source
- musescore.com
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