Études Enfantines, Op.37 sheet music

Études Enfantines, Op.37 sheet music is credited to Henry Lemoine in the scores available here. The page includes piano scores for numbered pieces 4, 7 and 22; each opens with a one-sharp key signature, while their opening time signatures vary between 2/4, 3/4 and 6/8.

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What the available scores cover

The scores shown here are for three numbered pieces from Henry Lemoine's Études Enfantines, Op.37: numbers 4, 7 and 22. They are each marked for piano. The supplied material does not establish that these are the only pieces in Op.37 or that the set is otherwise complete.

Comparing the available numbers

The three scores differ at the opening: number 4 is in 2/4, number 7 in 3/4 and number 22 in 6/8, while all three carry a one-sharp opening key signature. These details can help distinguish the individual scores, but they should not be read as a difficulty ranking or as a description of the whole set.

Attribution and limits

Henry Lemoine is named as the composer in the available scores. No supplied source confirms publication details, the full contents of Op.37, or the intended pedagogical level, so those points should be checked against a reliable edition before being relied upon.

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Common questions

Who wrote Études Enfantines, Op.37?

Every non-empty composer field on these files reads Henry Lemoine.

Who is credited as the composer of Études Enfantines, Op.37?

Henry Lemoine is credited as the composer of Études Enfantines, Op.37 in the available scores.

What instrument are the available scores for Études Enfantines, Op.37 written for?

The available scores for Études Enfantines, Op.37 numbers 4, 7 and 22 are each marked for piano.

Do the available numbers of Études Enfantines, Op.37 use the same time signature?

The available numbers use different time signatures: number 4 opens in 2/4, number 7 in 3/4, and number 22 in 6/8.

What opening key signature do the available scores of Études Enfantines, Op.37 use?

Each of the available scores — numbers 4, 7 and 22 of Études Enfantines, Op.37 — indicates an opening key signature of one sharp. That signature alone does not establish whether the music is major or minor.

What opening tempos are listed for the available Études Enfantines, Op.37 scores?

The available scores list opening tempos of 120 BPM for number 4, 139 BPM for number 7 and 135 BPM for number 22. These figures describe the individual scores and should be checked against the markings in a reliable printed edition.