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SKU: A0.909633
Composed by Johann Pachelbel. Arranged by Christopher A. Sforza. Baroque,Graduation,Standards,Wedding. 20 pages. Christopher A. Sforza #6574275. Published by Christopher A. Sforza (A0.909633).Originally for three violins and continuo, Canon in D has become Pachelbel's most famous and performed composition often heard in only partial fragments at weddings and other ceremonies. This arrangement rewrites the note-values to make the rhythms more accessible to amateur or younger players while keeping the original violin parts (besides bowing edits) intact. A newly composed piano part following Pachelbel's extensive use of the descending 5ths sequence adds a breath of fresh air and a modern touch to this Baroque classic. Included is the violin parts, score, and piano reduction.
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