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Wonderful Chopin Notes
Chopin Mazurka Op. 24, No. 4

These Chopin notes are not only beautiful, but also the correct answer in our little test! This wonderful work starts quietly, but quickly crescendos into a fortissimo dynamic marking in measures ten and eleven.

Chopin uses the relative major key of Db for much of his playful material in this work. There’s also a magical sotto voce passage starting in bar fifty-three (the pickup note is in bar fifty-two), which eventually leads us into a new section of the work.

Decoys

The Brahms Waltz is a beautiful piece in the key of G# minor. The only descriptive word in this composition is dolce (sweet or sweetly).

Schumann’s Introduction in Papillons is only six bars in length. The first piece is longer and has a charming melody, asked to be played dolce (sweetly). However, the challenge in this piece is to keep things elegant and effortless while executing the melody in octaves!

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