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SKU: A0.1207097
Composed by Jean-Philippe Rameau (1683-1764). Arranged by A. Marbut 2022. Children,Classical,Holiday,Instructional,Traditional. Score. 1 pages. Amy Marbut #805276. Published by Amy Marbut (A0.1207097).This traditional piece was composed by Jean-Philippe Rameau. It has been arranged here for beginner orchestral string ensembles. This piece has been changed to MINOR to give it a creepy and sad feeling. Perfect for Halloween performances. It is also a great instructional tool to educate kids about counterpoint/ harmony and musical structure. It starts with both lines in unison to help students adapt to each other in a group setting. Midway through the piece breaks into a round to teach about harmony and structure.
This composition is intended for beginner orchestral string ensembles. The score, viola 1+2, violin 1+2, can be purchased separately. All parts contain both lines of music and can stand on their own. (example: a group of cellos will only need this file).
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