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Canon in D and Gigue (NEW EDITION) sheet music for cello and piano by Johann Pachelbel, classical wedding score, intermediate/advanced skill level

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Skill Level:	interm/advanced
Duration:	6' 53"
Note Range:	F#1-B7

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Canon in D and Gigue (NEW EDITION)

by Johann Pachelbel, transcription for cello and piano

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(6 user reviews)

"Our orchestra plays some arrangements by Fabrizio Ferrari, your CEO and they are great. This arrangement is very playable. Personally I liked the higher cello line in the arrangement for 4 celli. But either are decent quality. I play cello..." [show more]

About "Canon in D and Gigue"

Virtual Sheet Music® Premium High-Quality digital sheet music for cello and piano, nEW EDITION.

Publisher: Virtual Sheet Music

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Instrumentation:

cello and piano

Format:

digital sheet music

Skill Level:

intermediate/advanced

Genre:

classical, wedding, traditional, easter, festival, love

Key Signature:

D major

Time Signatures:

4/4, 12/8

Tempo:

♩=40-126 BPM

Duration:

6' 53"

Parts included:

cello:

3 pages [note range]

piano:

9 pages [note range]

Pieces included:

Canon
Gigue

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Reviews about Canon in D and Gigue:

Careless transcription by Patricia Kudzia * VSM MEMBER * on June 2019

This arrangement for cello and piano was just OK because the transcription is careless. It seems whatever music program/programmer is being used it/they are not capable of using dots, as in a dotted eighth or a dotted quarter note in 12/8 for three counts. That being said, I am advanced and know the pieces so it is easy to correct, but for others it may be a bit frustrating. Otherwise a capable arrangement.

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Wonderful wedding arrangement by Bob Beaumier * VSM MEMBER * on August 2018

Our orchestra plays some arrangements by Fabrizio Ferrari, your CEO and they are great. This arrangement is very playable. Personally I liked the higher cello line in the arrangement for 4 celli. But either are decent quality. I play cello with a good guitarist. We will sound GREAT at the wedding we are doing in a few hours. Well done FF

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Great arrangement for Cello by marcau * VSM MEMBER * on November 2017

Great

Difficult by Valerie on May 2014

I only reviewed the first page. It turns out that the music is more difficult than I expected and probably won't use it.

Great Piece! by Fus on May 2013

Beautifully made for both instruments (cello &piano)

Good option for an overused piece by Melissa on January 2009

As a cellist, it is fun to get the limelight in the Canon and have something interesting to do. It does take a bit of work to get the transcription smoothed out to where it flows under your fingers- a matter of fingering and phrasing. One initial problem I had is that the printed part varies in the amount of space which notes of the same value take up on the page. On one line the notes are condensed and on the next they are spread out, so it threw me off in site reading. I'd give this a better score if I weren't SO weary of Canon in D!