Bach - Italian Concerto for Euphonium & Piano

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Bach - Italian Concerto for Euphonium & PianoJohann Sebastian Bach's Italian Concerto in F major, BWV 971 was published in 1735 as a solo keyboard work (a two manual harpsichord) that ingeniously mimics a Concerto Grosso in the Italian style of Fast Slow Fast. Ralph Sauer has also ingeniously arranged this 13 minute masterpiece for Euphonium and Piano, suitable for advanced performers. Free pdf Sample

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