Amaryllis
Alfred Pease, 1838 to 1882
Amaryllis by Alfred Pease: play it with falling notes in your browser, on your computer keys, a touch screen or a MIDI keyboard. It is part of Klaviero Premium, and 49 pieces are free. The chart has 1,398 notes over 2:49, peaks at 9.2 notes per second, and Klaviero rates it tier 5 of 5.
Amaryllis is a piece by Alfred Pease, written between 1838 and 1882. It is part of the song repertoire. The Klaviero chart holds 1,398 notes across 2:49. Mutopia's edition is scored for piano. Alfred Pease lived from 1838 to 1882. The engraving it was built from is in the public domain.
It averages 8.2 notes per second against a peak of 9.2, so the busiest bar is barely harder than the rest and there is nowhere to recover. The right hand plays 63% of the 1,398 notes and the left 37%. The notes run D1 to A7, 6.6 octaves, which is past what a 61-key board reaches at one end or the other. Klaviero rates it tier 5 of 5.
- Composer
- Alfred Pease
- Composed
- 1838 to 1882
- Period
- Song
- Notes
- 1,398
- Length
- 2:49
- Peak density
- 9.2 notes per second
- Difficulty
- tier 5 of 5
- Access
- Premium