“Background Trios for Strings, Volume 1” is so much fun, that we just had to create a Volume 2. There are 20 pieces in this collection, and many are a bit more adventurous than Volume 1.
Styles represented include Renaissance, Baroque, and Classical music. As with Volume 1, everybody shares the interesting melodic bits.
Each of the collections in the Trios for Strings series consists of nine individual part books. Each of the three trio parts (A, B, and C) are available for Violins, Violas, and Cellos. For the arrangements to work there has to be at least one A part, one B part, and one C part because the melody bounces from one part to another.
We use PayPal and its Shopping Cart for processing your payments for our spiral bound music part books and CDs. All shipments will be made via USPS Media Mail. A tracking number will be emailed to you after we have taken the package to our local post office.
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PDF files that can be emailed to you are available worldwide for each of the individual part books in our "Trios for Strings" series, as well as our "Tunes for Two" series.
Background Trios for Strings, Volume 2 Part Books
Build a trio of spiral bound part books by selecting Violin (treble clef), Viola (viola clef), or Cello (bass clef) - or -
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“Background Trios for Strings, Volume 2” trio packages of part books to be mailed to you...
(Spiral Bound. Printed on 8.5" x 11" paper.)
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Background Trios for Strings, Volume 2 PDFs |
Anonymous, “Alman” Beethoven, “Allegro for a Flute Clock” Cabezon, “Pavaniglia” Carravaggio, “Sicilian Cascarda” Dittersdorf, “Trio No. 1” Greenblatt, “Banana Boy” Haydn, “London Trio No. 1” Joplin, “Bethena” Lalande, “Noels” Mozart, “Overture, Marriage of Figaro” O’Carolan, “Si Bheg Si Mhor” Pepusch, “Allegro, Triosonata in F” Purcell, “Golden Sonata” Quantz, “Sonata in D” Rameau, “Tamburin” Smetena, “Dance of the Comedians” Telemann, “Triosonate” Vredeman de Vries, “N’As-Tu Point?” Weelkes, “Those Sweet Delightful Lilies” Wilbye, “O, What Shall I Do?” |
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