Canon in D (arr. Terrence Niska) Sheet Music | Michael Swedberg | Piano Solo
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Canon in D (arr. Terrence Niska)by Michael Swedberg Piano Solo - Digital Sheet Music

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One of the earliest CDs I bought was a CBS Great Performances disc entitled Pachelbels Canon: Baroque Favorites. I can recall listening to it over and over. Among my favorites were Handels The Arrival of the Queen of Sheba, Mourets Rondeau, Albinonis Adagio for Strings and Organ in G minor (which I later discovered was actually written by Remo Giazotto in 1958), and, of course, Pachelbels Canon in D.

The Canon has been a source of musical inspiration to a great number of artists over the years including Maroon 5s Memories in 2019 and George Winstons Variations on the Kanon by Johann Pachelebel from his 1982 album December.

My arrangement is a series of variations starting with a simple statement of the chord progression and gradually making use of the themes as the piece progresses. In this respect, it is more of a chaconne than a true canon. (A chaconne being a type of musical composition which uses a repeated short harmonic progression as a vehicle for variations and melodic invention). It eventually works its way to a section of forte chords based on the rhythm of the second theme before gradually returning to a simpler use of the chords and bass line from the opening.

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