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Vivaldi (Drew) SIX SONATAS (orig. for cello) |
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SKU: SCH110 Composer: Vivaldi, A. Editor/Arranger: Drew Title: SIX SONATAS Other: All six sonatas use bass clef exclusively. Very little thumb position. Entire collection in orchestra tuning. Title: SONATA No. 1 Concert Key: Bb Tuning: Orchestra Difficulty: 3.5 Other: Bass and piano (originally for cello and continuo). Four-movement work. Highest pitch is the halfway harmonic on the G string. Entirely in bass clef. Title: SONATA No. 2 Concert Key: F Tuning: Orchestra Difficulty: 4.0 Other: Bass and piano (originally for cello and continuo). Four-movement work. Highest pitch is the halfway harmonic on the G string. Entirely in Bass clef. Use of dotted rhythms and "hooked" bowings. Title: SONATA No. 3 Concert Key: A minor Tuning: Orchestra Difficulty: 4.0 Other: Bass and piano (originally for cello and continuo). Four-movement work. Highest pitch is A just above the halfway harmonic on the G string. Entirely in bass clef. Title: SONATA No. 4 Concert Key: G minor Tuning: Orchestra Difficulty: 3.2 Other: Bass and piano (originally for cello and continuo). Four-movement work. Highest pitch is the halfway harmonic on the G string. Entirely in Bass clef. The slurs of the last movement could be troublesome for less advanced students. Title: SONATA No. 5 Concert Key: E minor Tuning: Orchestra Difficulty: 3.5 Other: Bass and piano (originally for cello and continuo). Four-movement work. Highest note is A above the halfway harmonic on the G string. Entirely in Bass clef. Some compound lines have potentially awkward double and triple string crossings. Title: SONATA No. 6 Concert Key: Bb Tuning: Orchestra Difficulty: 3.3 Other: Bass and piano (originally for cello and continuo). Four-movement work. Highest pitch is A just above the halfway harmonic on the G string. Entirely in Bass clef. Mixed triplets and dotted subdivisions. ______________________________ |
