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Schumann: Kinderszenen (Scenes from Childhood), Op. 15

Thirteen scenes of childhood written in 1838, memories for grown-up players rather than pieces for children; Träumerei is the seventh.

The library has 7 of the book's 13 numbers, levels 4 to 5. Not in the library: No. 7 (Träumerei), No. 8 (By the Fireside), No. 9 (Knight of the Hobby-Horse), No. 10 (Almost Too Serious), No. 11 (Frightening), and No. 13 (The Poet Speaks).

Pieces
7
Levels
4 to 5
Key signatures
1 sharp to 3 sharps
Length
17 to 41 bars

In the book's order

Each with its number and level, and easier versions made from the score itself, so you can start below a piece's level and work up to it as written.

An order to learn them in

The same pieces from the easiest, by the level fitted to each score; within a level, in the book's order. Teachers skip about in these books, and so can you.

  1. Level 4 Pleading Child, from Kinderszenen · Of Foreign Lands and Peoples, from Kinderszenen · An Important Event, from Kinderszenen · A Curious Story, from Kinderszenen
  2. Level 5 Happy Enough, from Kinderszenen · Blind Man's Buff, from Kinderszenen · Child Falling Asleep, from Kinderszenen

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Every book five or more library pieces are from.