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Easy Recorder Trios: Classic Hits 1
for 3 Descant Recorders
Setting: Two or More Recorders
Genre: Pedagogical performance pieces
Length: 24 pages
Published: May 2011
Publisher: Schott
Item number: ED8758
ISMN: 9790001121675
M. -A. Charpentier: Prélude from Te Deum (ca. 1703) ■ A. Vivaldi: Spring from The Seasons (ca. 1725) ■ G. F. Handel: Minuet from Fireworks Music (1749) ■ J. S. Bach: Minuett from 1st Brandenburg Concerto (1717) ■ J. Haydn: Allegrettofrom 2nd movement of Symphony No. 100 (Military) (1794) ■ W. A. Mozart: Romance from A Little Night Music (1787) ■ L. v. Beethoven: Joyful, Joyful from 4th movement of Symphony No. 9 (1823) ■ F. Schubert: Andantino fromRosamunde -Intermezzo (1823) ■ F. Mendelssohn Bartholdy: Wedding March from A Midsummernight 's Dream (1842) ■ F. Chopin: Mazurka from op. 68/3 (1829) ■ R. Schumann: Soldier 's March from Album for the Youth (1848) ■ R. Schumann: Merry Peasant from Album for the Youth (1848) ■ R. Wagner: Pilgrim 's Chorus from Tannhäuser (1845) ■ G. Verdi: La donna e mobile, the Earl's Aria from Rigoletto (1851) ■ B. Smetana: Polka from The Sold Wife (1864) ■ J. Brahms: Allegro non troppo from 4th movement of Symphony No. 1 (1876) ■ G. Bizet: Torero 's Song f rom Carmen (1874) ■ P. Tchaikowsky: Andante from Capriccio Italien (1880) ■ A. Dvorák: Largo from 2nd movement of Symphony No. 9 New World (1893) ■ E. Grieg: Sarabande from Holberg -Suite (1884)
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