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Eine Kleine Nachtmusik (also known as ""A Little Night Music"") The 1st Movement (Allegro) Composer: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Level 4: Intermediate level (See other levels of this music)

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Overview of this digital piano sheet music:

Eine Kleine Nachtmusik (also known as "A Little Night Music")

The 1st Movement (Allegro)

Composer: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Level 4: Intermediate level (See other levels of this music)

(See other levels of this music) Pages:

3 pages of music

Cover sheet

Key (for this arrangement): G major - D major (original key)

major - D major (original key) Fingerings: on a few 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: GMNS00633

About Eine Kleine Nachtmusik by Mozart:

The famous orchestral work, Eine Kleine Nachtmusik was composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756 – 1791) from the classical era. It is also known as Serenade No. 13. The 1st movement from Eine Kleine Nachtmusik is probably one of the most familiar melodies by Mozart that most people recognize even if they don't know the title. In English, it's also known as "A Little Night Music." To learn more about "Eine Kleine Nachtmusik," please visit our page, "About Eine Kleine Nachtmusik by Mozart."

Tips for playing Level 4 Eine Kleine Nachtmusik - The 1st Movement

This particular arrangement of The 1st Movement from Eine Kleine Nachtmusik is at Level 4 (intermediate) in the original starting key of G major and moves onto D major. It is at a higher level of Level 4 at Galaxy Music Notes. You don't need to use a damper (sustain) pedal on this arrangement at all. Keep the steady tempo throughout the piece. The left-hand part should be fairly even. We provided some fingering numbers on some important notes. We think you'll really enjoy playing this arrangement. Please refer to our free complete audio sample on the top of this page. Enjoy!

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