Pachabell's Canon is the all-time favourite wedding song for brides and violinists. Meanwhile, most cellists get bored out of their brains playing those 8 notes over and over at a gig.
I made this cello quartet arrangement for my high school students, whose love of the tune has not yet worn off. Parts 3 & 4 alternate between the bass line and tune so no performer has opportunity to get bored. An additional 'melody-only' line has been included should anybody wish to play the piece as a solo.
This piece has been transposed from the original key to G Major so that it is more comfortable to play on the cello.
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4 years ago
ORB566 Nice modifications and arragement. It sounds nice, and plays bettr in the Cellist point of view I would presume. Very nice! Enjoyed it very much.
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