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SKU: A0.814780
Composed by George Frideric Handel. Arranged by Richard E Brown. Baroque,Concert,Standards. 12 pages. Dacker Music #3908119. Published by Dacker Music (A0.814780).Gavotte and Variation is an arrangement for mixed woodwind quartet of a short keyboard piece by the great German/English composer G. F. Handel. It is intended as concert or contest repertoire for 8th - 9th grade students. The gavotte is a French dance that was popular during the Baroque era. This quartet is scored for oboe, 2 Bb clarinets, and Eb alto sax. The oboe part can also be played on flute (with a couple cued notes for young players who don't yet have a strong low C).
Grade 3 - Duration 1:45
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