Friedrich Burgmüller - La Tarentelle op.100 n.20

Friedrich Burgmüller - 25 Études op.100 - 20ᵉ La Tarentelle
Fausto Bongelli, piano
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Friedrich Burgmüller, in Paris known under the French form of his name, Frédéric, was born in Regensburg in 1806, the son of the composer, pianist and music teacher Johann August Franz Burgmüller, and elder brother of the composer, conductor and pianist Norbert Burgmüller. Friedrich Burgmüller was taught by his father. After the latter’s death in 1824 he followed him as director of music in Düsseldorf, teaching music in Mühlhausen and as a cellist in Basel. In 1832 he settled in Paris, where he won a considerable reputation as a piano teacher, and internationally as a composer of salon pieces and studies. He did much to promote the work of his brother Norbert, four years his junior, whose career had been cut short by his sudden death at the spa in Aachen in 1836. Friedrich Burgmüller’s activities brought continued success in Paris. Many of his compositions proved successful among amateurs, for whom his pieces offered limited technical challenges, coupled with the satisfaction of musical interest. His Études (‘Studies’) have continued to provide a basis for piano teaching and the development of technical proficiency.

[@richardcleveland8549]

Lovely, sprightly piece beautifully played! Bravo!

[@FaustoBongelli]

Grazie and best regards.

[@elizabethrose4me]

I have been studying the Burgmuller for several years and to hear this tarantella played so beautifully brings out the humour of the music, its joy and brilliance. Thank you so much for posting this.

[@FaustoBongelli]

Thanks for the comment and best regards

[@gillespoilvet7088]

It is allways a pleasure to discover pieces that I had never listened to. Thank you for this great performance.

[@FaustoBongelli]

This series of studies Op.100 with an evident didactic intent seems to me very beautiful and full of ideas. Thanks and best regards

[@lauriejeannecomposer8044]

Crisp, clean, delightful!!:)

[@prof_paulo_souza]

Para mim essa é a melhor interpretação

[@FaustoBongelli]

Grazie per il commento e tanti saluti. Fausto

[@RafaelToscano]

Ive starting watching your series after getting the book for learning. I’ve learned yesterday the first half of the nr 1. Seeing number 20 it seems almost impossible to me 😂 But I hope I manage to learn all of them!

[@FaustoBongelli]

Is an excellent idea; they are beautiful and very useful. I recorded them because I am doing all of Burgmuller's studies (op. 100, op.109 and op.125). He is a very interesting author. Best regards

[@enthenzhuo758]

0:59 easiest part💀