Louis Gobbaerts (1835–1886)
Study in F, Op. 63 No. 9
From Streabbog's Twelve Melodious Studies, Op. 63 (about 1870); Streabbog was the pen name of Louis Gobbaerts
No. 9 of 12 in Streabbog's Twelve Melodious Studies, Op. 63
No speed is printed on this score, so Clefsight plays it at quarter note = 71: the middle of the speeds usually quoted for Adagio. Its length counts from that.
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Versions
Each easier version only leaves notes out, so every one is still the real piece. Print any of them free.
- As written308 notes
- Melody and a simpler left hand244 notes
- Melody and left-hand roots143 notes
- Right-hand melody99 notes
To practise it on paper: a practice chart for this piece, a week of steps from each hand alone to full tempo, with their speeds.
What it asks of you
- Treble clef from G3 to A5, with ledger lines
- Bass clef from F1 to B3, with ledger lines
- Key signature: 1 flat (F major or D minor)
- Accidentals: naturals, flats outside the key
- Rhythm: quarter notes, half notes, eighth notes, dotted quarter notes, triplets
- Intervals: 2nds (steps), octaves, 5ths, 6ths, 4ths, 7ths
- Chords: inverted triads, triads, seventh chords
- Hands playing together, one hand moving while the other holds, moving the hand to a new position, hands taking turns
What stands between you and this piece
Clefsight compares the notes of this piece with what you already read.
Score typed for Clefsight from The John Church Company, Cincinnati, 1900, plate 12397 (scan on IMSLP), checked note for note, shared under CC0 1.0; the composition is public domain: Louis Gobbaerts died in 1886. Credits