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Sonata in D minor sheet music for two recorders by Robert Valentine, classical score, advanced duet

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Sonata in D minor, Op. 6 No. 1

by Robert Valentine for two recorders

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"This R Valentine piece in d minor has fine rhythmic problems. I see groups of sixteenth note triplets matched with the same rhythms underneath. Such a pairing would be necessary for some students as they'd find it impossible to handle..." [show more]

About "Sonata in D minor, Op. 6 No. 1"

Digital sheet music for two recorders, (Adagio - Allegro - Adagio - Giga Allegro), from "Schott Recorder Library, The Finest Sonatas & Suites", arrangement by Ruf, Hugo, Edited by Kretschmann, Elisabeth.

Publisher: Schott

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Good Baroque Practice by Elo on December 2020

This R Valentine piece in d minor has fine rhythmic problems. I see groups of sixteenth note triplets matched with the same rhythms underneath. Such a pairing would be necessary for some students as they'd find it impossible to handle non-matching rhythms. I see other spots are fine for learning 1&3 slurs with sixteenth notes, typical of the Baroque. The giga has good passages of alternating pedal points involving the low A. This, for some beginning recorder players, can be a difficult pedal to execute. [Alternating pedals involving the low C are much easier than those involving the low A. With the low A more fingers are being used increasing the chances of more leaks (more errors).]