Description
The Waltz and Duet (No. 3) from La Traviata sets to music the scene in which Violetta and Alfredo speak of love against the backdrop of a ballroom waltz. At 856 seconds with 3,724 notes, it is one of the longest pieces in the set, and even at an intermediate difficulty level, playing it through demands considerable stamina. Its melody, carried on a waltz rhythm, portrays the romantic core of the story.
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About the Composer
Giuseppe Verdi (1813-1901)
Giuseppe Verdi (1813-1901) was Italy's foremost opera composer of the 19th century. Masterpieces such as 'La Traviata,' 'Rigoletto,' and 'Aida' represent the pinnacle of Italian Romantic opera. This site includes 19 piano arrangements drawn from 'La Traviata.'
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