Bach G maj Cello Prelude for String Trio - Melody in Cello
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SKU: A0.1438476
Composed by Johann Sebastian Bach. Arranged by S.Reilly. Baroque,Chamber,Classical,Early Music,Wedding. 6 pages. Sterling and Strings #1018495. Published by Sterling and Strings (A0.1438476).JS Bach's popular Prelude in G major for solo cello is often requested for weddings and other occasions. As a cellist, it occurred to me that rest of my trio might like to play along, so one morning I felt inspired to create this arrangement! It had to be relatively simple, so the cello melody was easy to follow, but also add some harmonic interest here and there. I hope this version will be a fun way for the entire group to participate in what would normally be a solo venture.
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