Born into a musical family, Burgmuller was trained by his father who was an accomplished musician. His brother Norbert also became a composer. In 1832, Burgmuller moved to Paris where he composed light piano salon pieces and became very popular with the Parisians. He supplemented his income by teaching and composed several etudes (studies) for the piano which are still widely used as standard teaching works today.
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GJFB002
Etudes (Studies for the Piano) - Op. 100 No.'s 10-19
No. 10 - Tendre Fleur (Tender Flower)
No. 11 - La Bergeronnette (The Wagtail)
No. 12 - L'Adieu (The Farewell)
No. 13 - Consolation
No. 14 - La Styrienne
No. 15 - Ballade
No. 16 - Douce Plainte (Gentle Complaint)
No. 17 - La Babillarde (The Chatterbox)
No. 18 - Inquietude (Anxiety)
No. 19 - Ave Maria
1840
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GJFB001
Etudes (Studies for the Piano) - Op. 100 No.'s 1-9
No. 1 - La Candeur (Frankness)
No. 2 - L'Arabesque (Arabesque)
No. 3 - La Pastorale (Pastoral)
No. 4 - La Petite Reunion (The Little Party)
No. 5 - Innocence
No. 6 - Progres (Progress)
No. 7 - La Courant Limpide (The Clear Stream)
No. 8 - La Gracieuse (Grace)
No. 9 - La Chasse (The Hunt)
1840
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GJFB003
Etudes (Studies for the Piano) - Op. 100 No.'s 20-25
No. 20 - La Tarantelle
No. 21 - L'Harmonie des Anges (Angel Harmonies)
No. 22 - Barcarolle (Trinket)
No. 23 - Le Retour (The Return)
No. 24 - L'Hirondelle (The Swallow)
No. 25 - La Chevaleresque (The Chivalrous)
1840
13
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GJFB004
Rondo Alla Turca - Op. 68 No. 3
c. 1834
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