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Schumann - Funny Story - Op. 15, No. 2

ID 3818 · Schumann, Robert · Piano · Graded · Level 6 · Points 22300

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Funny Story is a compact D-major scene full of quick ornaments, little hesitations, and lively exchanges. Its three-beat meter supports a melody that often seems to start speaking before its accompaniment has finished. The opening repeated section mixes short chordal gestures with longer rising phrases. A softer middle passage moves through chromatic harmonies and sustained notes before the familiar opening manner returns. The final phrase broadens, rising over a held bass and settling with a written slowing. Interesting fact: tiny rests repeatedly interrupt the short figures, making the silences an audible part of the story's conversational rhythm.

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