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Reinhold - Savoyardenknabe - Op. 39, No. 5

ID 719 · Reinhold, Hugo · Piano · Level 5 · Points 15912

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Savoyardenknabe, Op. 39, No. 5, is a small G-major character piece by Reinhold with a lilting, songlike melody. Held notes spill into quick triplet turns, while clipped chords and occasional accents give the accompaniment a buoyant gait. The first phrases combine curling triplets with firmer chordal replies. The middle transfers the triplet idea to the bass beneath detached upper chords and briefly grows more assertive. The opening melody returns softly, expands into fuller harmony, then settles into a slowing conclusion with one last expressive triplet figure in the lower voice. Interesting fact: the closing bass recalls the melody’s opening triplet shape while the upper harmony is held, giving the lower voice the final melodic word.

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