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Learn LH of B section, playing with metronome.Work on improving consistent tempo and fluidity. Practice until HT playing of A section is note perfect.Learning the LH chords on their own is not particularly helpful for the non-prominent waltz rhythm, as several first beats and third beats are rests. Add LH chords to RH playing in A section.Start at slightly slower than normal tempo, but not too slow. Learn RH of A section, playing with metronome.The A and B sections are completely independent and can be learned separately.Listen to various recordings and read the score at the same time.I recommended Chopin Walzer Urtext, published by Henle. Section B has melody in LH and chords in RH.2 part RH melody in bars 14-16 is not easy to play legato.Chordal accompaniment is not strictly waltz rhythm (oom-pa-pa).Melody is nearly all a single note line, mostly in eighth notes.Score does not contain any dynamic marks or pedal marks.Quarter note tempo: about 96 to 100 (not given by Chopin).Some performers play the A section as coda, but this is not indicated on the score.

A section is 16 bars, B section is 8 bars.Waltz in 3 / 4 meter, key signature E♭ Major, no changes of key during piece.

Listed on ‘Pieces List B’ for ABRSM Piano Grade 5, 2016-2017.

Difficulty is grade 4 – 5, early intermediate.

It does not have a P (posthumous) number. Chailley suggested the title ‘Albumleaf’, but it also known by the expressive style ‘ Sostenuto‘ given by Chopin, and also ‘Anhang’ or ‘Klavierstuck’, indicating it is an appendix or work that is added on to Chopin’s main body of published Waltzes. 1) It was eventually published in 1955.ĭr. Jacques Chailley in a personal album belonging to Émile Gaillard, a friend and pupil of Chopin, signed ‘F.F. An autograph was discovered in 1941 by Dr. This short waltz was not published during Chopin’s lifetime, or published by his close friend Julian Fontana in the years after Chopin’s death in 1849.