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4 Pièces Brèves by Cesar Auguste Franck Oboe - Sheet Music

By Cesar Auguste Franck

These charming short pieces are taken from two books of pieces 19th century Belgian composer Cesar Franck wrote for the harmonium (an instrument similar to an organ, where the sound is produced as air passes through metal reeds, usually powered by foot-operated bellows). They were written for a pupil, a village organist, to illustrate technical advice. The first piece (Dolly's Complaint) is the longest of the set, with the middle section wandering into the minor key; the second (untitled) features chormatic lines and litling, shared melodies. The third is a Song from the Creuse (an area of central France), and has a rustic feel with the time changing from 2 to 3 beats in a bar. The last piece is a simple canon in compound time.

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Summary
Instrument:
Oboe
Genres:
Romantic Period
Composers:
Cesar Auguste Franck
Publishers:
Wonderful Winds
ISBN:
9790570745876
Format:
Set of Parts Score and Parts
Item types:
Physical
Artist:
Cesar Auguste Franck
Usages:
School and Community
Shipping Weight:
0.34 pounds
Detailed Description
Double Reed Duet (Ob, CA) - Grade 3 to 5

SKU: WN.DF002

Composed by Cesar Auguste Franck. Arranged by Anna Cooper. Wonderful Winds. Score and parts. Wonderful Winds #DF002. Published by Wonderful Winds (WN.DF002).

ISBN 9790570745876.

These charming short pieces are taken from two books of pieces 19th century Belgian composer Cesar Franck wrote for the harmonium (an instrument similar to an organ, where the sound is produced as air passes through metal reeds, usually powered by foot-operated bellows). They were written for a pupil, a village organist, to illustrate technical advice. The first piece (Dolly's Complaint) is the longest of the set, with the middle section wandering into the minor key; the second (untitled) features chormatic lines and litling, shared melodies. The third is a Song from the Creuse (an area of central France), and has a rustic feel with the time changing from 2 to 3 beats in a bar. The last piece is a simple canon in compound time.

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