Turkish March by Beethoven

Level 3 - Piano sheet music

Description

Overview of this digital piano sheet music:

"Turkish March"
Composer: Ludwig van Beethoven
Level 3: easy level (See other levels of this song)
Pages:

2 page of music
Tutorial page
Cover sheet

Key (for this arrangement): F major
Fingerings: on all notes
Instrumentation: For piano solo
Complete audio sample: Always free to listen to on our website
Downloading file: PDF
Arranger and music editor: Mizue Murakami
Publisher: Galaxy Music Notes
Product code: GMNS00503

About "Turkish March" by Beethoven:

"Turkish March" was composed by a German composer, Ludwig van Beethoven (1770 - 1827) from the classical era. It was written in the Turkish style. Often, many people associate it with The Ruins of Athens because "Turkish March" appears as the 4th movement in it. But he didn't write "Turkish March" for The Ruins of Athens. It was written originally separately before The Ruins of Athens was created. Also, please do not confuse this "Turkish March" with "Turkish March" composed by Mozart which is also very famous.

Tips for playing Level 3 "Turkish March" by Beethoven:

Although the originally it was written in the key of B flat major, this Level 3 arrangement of "Turkish March" is written in the key of F major. It has fingering numbers on all notes. Three different hand positions happen in this arrangement. After you download it, please refer to the tutorial page for hand positions. You'll be playing both melody notes and harmonic notes. And unlike Level 2 "Turkish March" by Beethoven, there is a second section (second page) which contains a lot of notes and black keys. To get the ideas for the rhythms, please refer to our free complete audio sample. To make this piece sound like a Turkish march, please follow precisely on staccato and legato notes. The staccato and legato signs are specifically marked. Enjoy!

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