First Book of Treble/Alto Recorder Solos
Published on 11. August 1978
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Sheet music
48 pages
978-0-571-50546-3 (ISBN)
Description
These pieces offer - in progressive order - an introduction to the world of music-making as well as to the basic technique of the treble (alto) recorder. Edited by Walter Bergmann, First Book of Treble/Alto Recorder Solos has been compiled with the true beginner recorder player in mind, introducing players to a wide range of musical genres and styles.
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Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Target group
Children/juvenile
Dimensions
Height: 286 mm
Width: 225 mm
Weight
175 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-571-50546-3 (9780571505463)
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Schweitzer Classification
Content
A Song; Waltz on two notes; Berceuse (French); Triste; Miniature March; Waltz on Three Notes; Old German Christmas Song; Laendler; Scottish Air; A la Claire fontaine (French); The 'Passion Chorale' (German); La Volta (English); Les Bouffons (French); Gavotte (Handel); Minuet (Dieupart); Polka (Czech); Variations on 'Lavender's Blue'; A Christmas Song (Bach); Babiole (Naudot); Musette (Chedeville); Pony Trot; Arpeggio Study; Italian Folk Song; Scherzando; Minuet (Paisible); Andante from Partita No. 1 (Telemann); Norwegian Call; Duet; Gavotte (Pepusch); Hornpipe; Ballad; Chromatic; Grave (Paisible); Waltz - Variations (Britten); Chaconne from 'The Fairy Queen' (Purcell).