Duvernoy, J. B., Song Without Words, Op. 176, No. 3
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| Composer | Duvernoy, Jean-Baptiste. 1842-1907 |
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| Title | Song Without Words |
| Catalog | Op. 176, No. 3 |
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| Incipit | Edit with form to upload incipit. |
| Level | 2 |
| Tonic | C |
| Mode | Major |
| Marked Tempo | Moderato |
| Tempo | moderate |
| Period | Romantic |
| Mood | Graceful |
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Excellent introduction to Classical style writing (even though Duvernoy's dates suggest Romantic), featuring the cadence position chords of C Major and G Major. Limited changes of hand positions apart from the changes inherent in cadences. The V65 is curiously altered to maintain do in the bass. MasonConklin (talk)