Écossaise in A Major, Op. 33, No. 9

Ecossaise - Écossoise - Scottish Dance$$$$$$This Écossaise in A Major, Op. 33, No. 9 by Mauro Giuliani is the ninth of twelve écossaises in Giuliani's XII Écossoises pour la guitarre, Op. 33.

These écossaises were first published in Vienna in 1811.

This particular Écossaise Op. 33, No. 9 is appropriate for Grade 2 guitar students.

It has an A-A-B-B-A musical form :

• Phrase A : measures 1 to 8 (repeated), in the main key of A Major
• Phrase B : measures 9 to 16 (repeated), again in A Major
• Phrase A : measures 1 to 8, repeated in a Da Capo al Fine

Please note that the dynamic indication pf at the beginning of this écossaise means poco forte.

Commonly used during the Classical period, the poco forte means louder than piano, but quieter than mezzo-forte.$$$$$$Duration : 00:57$$$$$$Source : Mauro Giuliani, XII Écossoises pour la guitarre, Op. 33 (Vienna : Artaria, 1811)$$$$$$kSwdzrmfBGw