What level of piano music does Canon belong to?

Canon is actually a polyphonic work, equivalent to the level of 6-7.

Canon is the name of a musical form, the composing technique of polyphonic music and the name of harmonic progression.

Canon and Giger in D is the most famous and representative work in Canon music, but even so, it can't represent all the forms of Canon music. The full name of this piece is Canon and Jigger in D, which was composed by German composer Pachbel.

Canon is still a string, which was later adapted for piano by American composer george winston. Perhaps many piano students play Canon according to his version.

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Pacser Bell's masterpiece is Canon in D major, which was written about 1680- 1690. When it was first completed, it was a canon and jig in D major, composed with three violins and basso continuo instruments.

His "Cannon" is widely circulated, paying attention to counterpoint and arrangement. The endless rational road of textile, like natural and mathematical formulas, gives people tranquility, peace and encouragement, and is called "the masterpiece of human reason in music". The style and techniques of Pacser Bell's works have a great influence on J.S. Bach.