Streabbog Piano Opus 63 No 5 “Why Hurry?“

Jean Louis Gobbaerts (1835-1886) was a Belgian pianist, piano pedagogue, and composer of the Romantic period. He published more than 1,000 pieces, many of which were published under the name Streabbog which is Gobbaerts written backwards. After many years, most pianists will refer to the composer by his backwards name, Streabbog. His Opus 63 is a collection of 12 short studies for the Piano, which he referred to as “melodious“ and “very easy“. Study No.5 in the collection is titled “Why Hurry?“ and is written in the key of G Major, with a brief visit to the key of D Major (no key signature change). The piece features the melody in the right hand, accompanied by chords in the left hand. This is quite easy to play. I am including the score on the screen for your convenience. If you do want to purchase a printed score of the entire collection, you can use the link below. Streabbog Opus 63 Piano My Amazon Reco