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1030633

Drei Duos for Soprano and Baritone Saxophone WoO 27 (n° 2) (arr. Danilo Russo) Digital Sheet Music

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Drei Duos for Soprano and Baritone Saxophone WoO 27 (n° 2) (arr. Danilo Russo)
by Beethoven Ludvig van
Woodwind Ensemble - Digital Sheet Music

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Artist Beethoven Ludvig van
Score Type
PDF, Included with PASS
Arranger Danilo Russo
Composer Beethoven Ludvig van
Format Digital Sheet Music
Pages 9
Arrangement Woodwind Ensemble
Publisher Danilo Russo
Product ID 1030633
Instruments Baritone Sax Soprano Saxophone
Performance Group Woodwind Ensemble

Product Description

The three Duos originally for Clarinet and Bassoon WoO 27 stylistically belong to Beethovens earliest creative period. Due to their lively character, the skilful play with timbre, and the fact that they are not very technically demanding, they have always numbered among the wind chamber music showpieces and are also popular works for pupils and students. The sole source for the musical text is a printed edition which was only published after Beethovens death presumably a reprint of lost Parisian editions. The original manuscripts also no longer exist.

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