L'Orage ("The Storm"), Op. 109, No. 13, is a piece by the German composer and pedagogue Friedrich
Burgmüller. Written as part of his collection of 25 easy and progressive piano studies, this particular
piece was composed in the mid-19th century and is known for its vivid portrayal of a storm through music.
Burgmüller aimed to combine technical practice with expressive playing, and "L'Orage" exemplifies his
skill in creating a dramatic and atmospheric musical narrative. The piece features stormy, agitated
passages and dynamic contrasts, providing both a technical challenge for pianists and an opportunity
to evoke the powerful imagery of a storm. “L'Orage" stands out for its rhythmic vitality and colorful
texture, embodying the turbulent energy of a storm with both grace and intensity.