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One-click arrangementWolfgang Amadeus Mozart · Piano Sonata No. 11, K. 331: III. Rondo alla Turca

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Key
A minor
Time
2/4
Length
137 bars
Era
Classical
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A lively march you never forget once you hear it. The quick right-hand figures and drum-like left-hand chords are both the fun and the challenge.

Easier to play, still sounds like the original

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Where does Turkish March (Rondo alla Turca) get tricky?

The quick right-hand theme16th-note figures roll on without a break.
A drumming left handFast broken chords and grace notes in the left hand sound like a military band.
The bold major sectionOctaves and chords ring out loud.

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