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Carol of the Bells or the Ukrainian Bell Carol, is an old New Year Carol, based on a Schedryk or chant, and was performed using hand bells. This arrangement is for unaccompanied Violin.
Arrangement: Difficulty 6 out of 9
Suite No.1 in G is a series of 4 simple but charming short dance movements: Prelude, Almand, Corant and Minuet. For Harpsichord.
Original: Difficulty 5 out of 9
Sarabande: 3rd movement from French Suite No.5 in G major. A Sarabande had its origins in Spain where it was considered rather louche, but it evolved into a slow, courtly dance in 3-time. This beautiful melody can be played with plenty of feeling, and the ornaments should be enjoyed to the full. For Harpsichord.
Original: Difficulty 6 out of 9
Courante: 2nd movement from French Suite No.5 in G major. Courante means running in french, so it can be played at a pace. It is a dance in 3 time, popular in the Baroque period, with tiny steps and jumps. For Harpsichord.
Original: Difficulty 5 out of 9
Allemande: 1st movement from French Suite No.5 in G major. An Allemande is a stately dance originating from Germany. Here the 2nd and or 4th beats are sometimes reinforced with ornamentation, or dotted rhythms. For Harpsichord.
Original: Difficulty 6 out of 9
Polonaise in F from A Little Notebook for Anna Magdalena Bach, is a stately dance with pretty ornamentation. For Harpsichord.
Original: Difficulty 4 out of 9
8th Goldberg Variation, best for harpsichord with 2 manuals, but can be played on a single manual instrument with a bit of dextrous hand crossing. This is full of imitation. For Harpsichord.
Original: Difficulty 6 out of 9
7th Goldberg Variation: a lilting variation in 6:8 time, and surely the Skye Boat Song sprung from these rhythmic patterns at the beginning. For Harpsichord.
Original: Difficulty 6 out of 9
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3rd Goldberg Variation: in 12:8 time, this is a canon for 2 voices. For Harpsichord.
Original: Difficulty 6 out of 9
1st Goldberg Variation marks a contrast to the preceding Aria. It is neat and elegant with a flowing semiquaver pace. For Harpsichord.
Original: Difficulty 6 out of 9
Soeur Monique (Sister Monica): the word soeur had 2 meanings in Couperins day. One referred to a nun, and the other meant a girl of questionable morals. This was written for harpsichord, and the ornaments should not be forced.
Original: Difficulty 6 out of 9
Les Petits Moulins à Vent (Little Windmills) should flow easily and should be played with a light touch. Harpsichord.
Original: Difficulty 6 out of 9
No. 1 from Cuentos de la juventud, or Scenes of Childhood, for Cello and Piano duo.
Arrangement: Difficulty 4 out of 9
No. 1 from Cuentos de la juventud, or Scenes of Childhood, for Guitar and Piano duo.
Arrangement: Difficulty 4 out of 9
No. 1 from Cuentos de la juventud, or Scenes of Childhood, for Flute and Piano duo.
Arrangement: Difficulty 4 out of 9
Madrigale is an unashamedly charming little piece written for a pupil of Simonettis: Violin and Piano.
Original: Difficulty 6 out of 9
Madrigale is an unashamedly charming little piece originally written for Violin and Piano. This version is an arrangement for a Trio of Violin, Cello and Piano. D major.
Arrangement: Difficulty 6 out of 9
Madrigale is an unashamedly charming little piece originally written for Violin and Piano. This version is an arrangement for Viola and Piano. G major.
Arrangement: Difficulty 6 out of 9
Madrigale is an unashamedly charming little piece originally written for Violin and Piano. This version is an arrangement for Violin and Guitar. D major.
Arrangement: Difficulty 6 out of 9
Madrigale is an unashamedly charming little piece originally written for Violin and Piano. This version is an arrangement for String Quartet, with the 1st Violin carrying the melody: D major.
Arrangement: Difficulty 5 out of 9
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