Question:
where can i download the piece/notes of chaconne,ave maria, gavotte and pachelbel in violin?
gladys
2009-01-01 04:08:33 UTC
thanks for those who will answer by the way do you think the 4 one that i ask was a difficult to play in violin? thanks again :)
Three answers:
Jacinta
2009-01-01 04:44:55 UTC
There are many pieces with the names (or descriptions) "chaconne", "Ave Maria", and "gavotte". You need to specify the composer at least, and possibly more, to be sure of getting the right piece. Nevertheless:



J. S. Bach Chaconne in D minor from the Partita BWV 1004? http://icking-music-archive.org/scores/bach/sonatas_and_partitas/bwv1004.pdf



Ave Maria by Gounod? http://icking-music-archive.org/scores/gounod/Gounod_Ave_Maria.pdf



Gavotte – by Lully? Bach? More details needed.



Pachelbel's Canon in D: http://icking-music-archive.org/ByComposer/Pachelbel.php (various versions, but none for *just* violin and piano. A Y!A search might bring up a more appropriate version: this piece, for various instrumental combinations, gets asked for approx once per day.)





And a Happy New Year too!!
emerita
2016-10-20 09:51:40 UTC
My first reaction is that this is sounds extraordinarily. i don't get the line: ..............................Water and sand Miraging one yet another in Timelessness If a mirage is an optical phantasm that purely we are able to confirm by potential of reflective mild, then how do water and sand "mirage" eachother? i like "solacing the chilly air" What are the clouds begging for? silence? The third stanza has me going huh? i understand the classical products, yet is it that music could be transformative like "rags to kings' raiments." The couplet is akin to Christ or goddess mythology, lyrical/beautiful. advantageous.
cantilena91
2009-01-01 05:01:17 UTC
Have you already checked the music department of your local library?


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