SKU: HL.51481114

ISBN 9790201811147. UPC: 884088599164. 9.0x12.0x0.012 inches.

Pachelbel's most popular work, the canon with ensuing gigue in D Major, might have been composed during his time in Thuringia between 1677 and 1695. Now available in Henle Urtext.

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SKU: HL.44005452

ISBN 9789043139502. UPC: 073999839975. English.

Originally for strings this well-known work is equally suited for piano. It is instantly recognisable from its use on many television advertisements. This edition contains both the canon and the less often played gigue.

SKU: DZ.DZ-4319

ISBN 9782898522369.

The Suite for guitar aims to blend tradition and modernity through the use of a language with a neobaroque imprint.
The canonical utilization of the fixed dances of the Suite (Allemande, Courante, Sarabande and Gigue preceded by an introductory Prelude) serves as a clear reference to the corresponding Baroque model characterized by alternation between slow and fast movements.
The style, on the other hand, appears to be moderately dissonant, yet still focused on a well-defined tonal framework. A personal use of both dissonances and modulations is intended to enhance the auditory experience while maintaining a strong connection to a specific tonal center (E), which serves as a stable reference point in the organization of the musical material.

La Suite pour guitare vise à mêler tradition et modernité à travers l’utilisation d’un langage à l’empreinte néobaroque.
L’utilisation canonique des « danses fixes » de la Suite (Allemande, Courante, Sarabande et Gigue précédées d’un Prélude introductif) sert de référence claire au modèle baroque correspondant caractérisé par une alternance entre mouvements lents et rapides.
Le style, en revanche, semble modérément dissonant, tout en restant centré sur une structure tonale bien définie. Une utilisation personnelle des dissonances et des modulations vise à améliorer l’expérience auditive tout en maintenant une forte connexion à un centre tonal spécifique (E), qui sert de point de référence stable dans l’organisation du matériau musical.

SKU: TM.01494SET

Sandra Dackow Little Known Gem - Grade III+ (Upper Intermediate or Intermediate). Cembalo in score only.