The Washington Post
John Philip Sousa, 1854 to 1932
The Washington Post by John Philip Sousa: 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 1,936 notes over 2:31, peaks at 14.4 notes per second, and Klaviero rates it tier 5 of 5.
The Washington Post is a piece by John Philip Sousa. It is part of the march repertoire. The Klaviero chart holds 1,936 notes across 2:31. Mutopia's edition is scored for piano. John Philip Sousa lived from 1854 to 1932. Klaviero holds 13 other pieces by John Philip Sousa. The engraving it was built from is published by Mutopia under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0.
It averages 12.8 notes per second against a peak of 14.4, so the busiest bar is barely harder than the rest and there is nowhere to recover. The right hand plays 42% of the 1,936 notes and the left 58%. The notes run G1 to F7, 5.8 octaves, which is past what a 61-key board reaches at one end or the other. Klaviero rates it tier 5 of 5.
- Composer
- John Philip Sousa
- Period
- March
- Notes
- 1,936
- Length
- 2:31
- Peak density
- 14.4 notes per second
- Difficulty
- tier 5 of 5
- Access
- Premium