Ferdinand Beyer - Repertoire des jeunes pianistes, Op. 36, No. 19 - La Juive

Measures 1-14 open with an Andante in 2/4. Short chord phrases alternate with held chords and pauses above a moving bass. A rising run reaches the high register before the melody enters.

Measures 15-51 present a slurred upper melody over flowing lower figures. Dotted phrases, triplets and short ornaments develop into longer chromatic runs and high-register replies.

Measures 52-78 move from descending upper runs into a dotted melody over repeated lower chords. Accented replies lead to an extended Vivo leggiero passage within measure 74: a rising chromatic run, descending figures shared between the parts and a lower-register reply. Separate chord attacks close the section.

Measures 79-114 change to Allegro ma non troppo in common time. Broad slurred upper phrases move above repeated lower chords and flowing bass figures. The repeated tranquillo passage in measures 105-114 introduces continuous upper runs and arpeggios, ending with a short held reply.

Measures 115-138 return to broad upper phrases over continuous lower running figures. Longer upper runs expand through both registers, then descend into the bass. Separate chord attacks and rising paired-note replies lead to the next section.

Measures 139-186 begin an Allegro in 2/4. Short dotted upper phrases, quick ornaments and accented replies move over repeated lower chord groups. The melody climbs into the high register, then descends through longer running figures.

Measures 187-235 develop continuous rising and falling upper runs over repeated bass notes, lower arpeggios and sustained chords. The figures pass through chromatic turns and reach the high register before descending again.

Measures 236-251 close with repeated upper notes and rising phrases over lower chord groups. A crescendo leads to high-register arpeggios, followed by separate chord attacks and a final held chord.