Abel - Le Souvenir
ID 6723 · Structured composer unknown · Piano · Graded · Level 9 · Points 819200
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First published: 2026-09-30T20:56:07+00:00. Completeness: unknown.1. Measures 1–7: The Lento ma non troppo introduction alternates short octave exchanges with rapid descending flourishes. A quiet legato figure develops an inner line, then rises into an accented close and a fermata rest. 2. Measures 8–23: The D-major polka theme is marked con grazia. Grace notes, detached eighths and short chromatic turns unfold over bass notes and chords. A delicatamente high-register response and a passage of upper intervals complete each phrase. 3. Measures 24–35: Brillante octave figures broaden the melody over emphatic chords. Detached upper replies, chromatic motion and rising sextuplets lead to the closing repeat. 4. Measures 36–59: Light descending flourishes alternate with chordal responses and rising octave lines. Marked upper octave notes and inner intervals interrupt the flowing passagework before a broader octave cadence. 5. Measures 60–79: The con grazia theme returns in a shorter form, followed by the Brillante octave material. Chromatic sequences and high-register flourishes lead toward the change of key. 6. Measures 80–99: A two-flat middle section introduces a new melody with separately articulated inner notes above repeated lower chords. Light descending runs, octave calls and rising replies interrupt the recurring pattern. 7. Measures 100–117: The middle-section material returns with varied upper responses and stronger chordal punctuation. Rising gestures and fuller chords lead to a cadence and key change. 8. Measures 118–135: Repeated upper notes and a slowing transition return to two sharps. The con grazia melody reappears with its chromatic turns, high ornaments and interval-based replies. 9. Measures 136–158: A con bravura continuation develops the Brillante octave material through chromatic sequences and changing registers. A brief passage of moving octaves in both hands leads to further upper octave runs, fortissimo chords and the final tied sonority.
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