Pachelbel Canon For violin, Cello, and Piano by Johann Pachelbel Piano Trio - Sheet Music

By Johann Pachelbel

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Details

Instrument:

Cello Piano Accompaniment Violin

Genres:

Baroque Period

Composers:

Johann Pachelbel

Publishers:

Theodore Presser Company

Format:

Set of Parts

Item types:

Physical

Artist:

Johann Pachelbel

Arrangers:

Daniel Dorff

Usages:

School and Community

Detailed Description

Chamber Music violin, cello and piano

SKU: PR.114410540

For violin, Cello, and Piano. Composed by Johann Pachelbel. Arranged by Daniel Dorff. Fold. Baroque. Set of performance parts. With Standard notation. Composed 1999. 9 pages. Duration 3h. Theodore Presser Company #114-41054. Published by Theodore Presser Company (PR.114410540).

ISBN 9781598061000. UPC: 680160015382. 9x12 inches. Key: D major.

JohannPachelbel(1653-1706)Johann Pachelbel wasa leading organist andcomposer of the Baroqueperiod. Most of hiscompositions are sacredchoral music and organsolos featuring elaboratecounterpoint. He was awell-respected teacher, andone of his students was J.S.Bach’s father.Pachelbel composed hisCanon and Gigue in DMajor for 3 Violins andContinuo, or bass-andchordsaccompaniment. Theterm “canon” signifies thatall three violinists playedthe same part, startingat different times, justlike a round. Pachelbel’sCanon is also a chaconne,which means it is builtover a repeating chordprogression.