“Czerny - Op. 139, No. 91” is classified as a Level 6 Piano work worth 22,340 points within the Road to Virtuosity progression system.
It is categorized under Composers → Czerny, Carl and is part of the Classical collection.
The sheet music for “Czerny - Op. 139, No. 91” provided on this website has the following copyright status: Non-Commercial.
“Czerny - Op. 139, No. 91” is a short Allegro study in 6/8 with a light leggiero e scherzando character. The music is built around quick right-hand figures, repeated left-hand accompaniment patterns, octave displacement, and a clear repeated-section form. It is more playful than dramatic, with the hands keeping a steady rhythmic bounce from beginning to end.
Measures 1–8 present the first main section. The right hand plays short, quick figures above a steady left-hand pattern, and the 8va marking lifts part of the melody into a brighter register. The texture stays light, with the left hand giving a simple rhythmic foundation while the right hand keeps the scherzando character moving.
Measures 9–16 begin the second section with the same basic texture, but the right hand becomes more active and reaches into higher register writing again. The sf and p markings create a quick contrast, and the left hand continues the same broken accompaniment style underneath.
Measures 17–24 bring back the opening-style material and close the study. The right hand returns to the short running figures and 8va writing, while the left hand keeps the repeated accompaniment pattern steady. The repeated ending gives the piece a compact, balanced shape.
Interesting fact: Czerny’s Op. 139 is called 100 Progressive Studies, and No. 91 shows how far the collection has moved from the simplest early exercises. By this point, the music is still short and study-like, but it already includes fast 6/8 motion, register shifts, dynamic accents, and a clear playful character.
How to earn points for this piece:
Download or purchase the sheet music.
Practice the piece carefully. Watch the video example to make sure you are accurate.
Record yourself on video and upload it to Youtube. (Perfection is not required. A few minor mistakes are okay)
Submit a link to your video here for evaluation. We will watch your performance and give you feedback. If you need more practice - we will let you know exactly what you need to work on along with additional practice suggestions. (Or you can submit a video to the public and other users will evaluate your video)
If your performance is good, we will approve your video and you can collect your points.
Submit Video