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K. 626 Lacrimosa, Thalberg piano transcription is a piece by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart from the Classical era. PlayPiano puts it at Level 7, an estimate.
- Classical
- melancholic
- hand independence
- voicing
History
This is a source-presented solo-piano arrangement of K. 626 Lacrimosa, Thalberg piano transcription. The Larghetto opening spreads eighth-note motion, rests and several voices across the piano. Listen for the breathing gaps inside the continuous accompaniment.
Sources
What to listen for
A choir at the keyboard
The Larghetto opening spreads eighth-note motion, rests and several voices across the piano. Listen for the breathing gaps inside the continuous accompaniment.
How hard is it
The retained source has 30 encoded measures per principal part. Its opening note lengths and separate encoded voices require clear phrasing and balance. The estimate concerns this source presentation, not an official board grade or a teacher-certified level.
About this piece
- Licence
- cc-zero
- Source
- musescore.com
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