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Papillons, Op.2 is a romantic piano piece by Robert Schumann, composed in 1829-30. It consists of 82 measures written in the key of C major and A minor. The piece is made up of eight contrasting sections, each section divided into two main parts. It opens with a lively introduction and proceeds through a range of musical characters, at times inventive and colorful, and at times more solemn and melancholic. The piece is characterized by its constant shifts from major to minor, creating an ever-changing yet unified musical tapestry. Its closing section features a powerful and dramatic coda, truly showcasing Schumann's passionate nature. Papillons is a brilliant example of Romantic music, capturing the full range of emotions associated with the genre.Papillons, Op.2 – Robert Schumann (Piano Solo)
