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SKU: A0.1199685
Composed by Marin Marais. Arranged by Ray Thompson. Baroque. Score and part. 6 pages. RayThompsonMusic #798688. Published by RayThompsonMusic (A0.1199685).Cinq Danses Français Anciennes (Five Old French Dances)
I.L'Agréable (Rondeau)
Arranged oboe and piano.
In the same key as the original
Marin Marais (1656 – 1728) was a French composer and viol player at the royal court of Versailles. His most famous works are his five books of Pièces de Viole, from which these pieces are taken.
The Five Old French Dances were first presented as a single edition in the early twentieth century, arranged for viola and piano by Maud E Aldis and Louis T Rowe.
This is my arrangement of No.1.
I have also arranged the suite for wind quintet, and each dance features one member of the quintet
The pieces in the set are as follows
You can view them here: Marais Wind Quintets
L'Agréable - oboe
La Provençale - flute
La Musette - bassoon
La Matelotte - clarinet
Le Basque - horn.
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