editor: Hans Magolt - Rainer Butz
illustration: Karin Schliehe
Instrumentation: 2 soprano recorders
Difficulty: easy
Edition: edition with CD
Language: English
32 Pages - Saddle stitching
A new selection of traditional dance movements and arrangements for 1-2 recorders is now published in the successful 'Fun and Games with the Recorder' series. It contains the most important dance types and the most famous composers and dancing masters of the Renaissance and Baroque eras - from Praetorius, Handel and Lully to Purcell, Bach and Rameau. Even baroque operas are a must here. The attached CD includes recordings of the arrangements in two versions: with and without recorders.
Content
- Branle simple und Branle gay from "Danserye"
- Branle double from "Terpsichore
- Branle gay
- Basse dance
- Ronde und Saltarelle from "Danserye"
- Basse dance from "Danserye"
- Basse dance und Nachtanz from "Danserye"
- Pavane und Galliarde from "Orchésographie"
- Pavane from "Terpsichore"
- Galliarde from "Fitzwilliam Virginal Book"
- Galliarde from "Lautenbuch"
- Galliarde from "Lustgarten"
- Tanz und Nachtanz
- Siciliana from "L'Orfeo"
- Allemande und Tripla from "Banchetto musicale"
- Courante from "Fitzwilliam Virginal Book"
- Allemande
- Courante
- Courante from "Terpsichore"
- Sarabande from "Suite für Cembalo
- Sarabande from "Rinaldo"
- Gigue
- Gigue
- Sarabande
- Marsch from "Saul"
- Menuett from "King Arthur"
- Menuett from "Clavierbüchlein"
- Chaconne from "The Fairy Queen"
- Passepied from "L'Europe galante"
- Gabotte from "Orchestersuite Nr. 3"
- Hornpipe from "King Arthur"
