Description
'Amaryllis' is a salon-style piece by the 19th-century American composer Alfred H. Pease. It features an appealing, decorative melody with brilliant passagework typical of the parlor piano music popular in its era, requiring advanced technique. The piece reflects the widespread popularity of piano playing in 19th-century American households.
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Sheet Music
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About the Composer
Alfred H. Pease (1838-1882)
Alfred H. Pease (1838-1882) was an American composer active in the late 19th century, contributing to the era's parlor music tradition with elegantly melodic short pieces. This site includes his waltz 'Amaryllis.'
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