Rondeau, from Abdelazar, Z.570, arranged for duet: Alto and Tenor Recorder (arr. Paul Burnell) Sheet Music | Henry Purcell | Instrumental Duet
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Rondeau, from Abdelazar, Z.570, arranged for duet: Alto and Tenor Recorder (arr. Paul Burnell) Digital Sheet Music
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Rondeau, from Abdelazar, Z.570, arranged for duet: Alto and Tenor Recorder (arr. Paul Burnell)by Henry Purcell Instrumental Duet - Digital Sheet Music

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Rondeau, from Abdelazar, Z.570, Henry Purcell arranged by Paul Burnell for Recorder Duet

Duration 1:40

Download comprises both score and parts.

Alto Recorder

Tenor Recorder

Play the notes in brackets where the lower notes are unavailable or inconvenient.

This arrangement may suitable for other instruments in C reading the treble clef.

Programme note:

'Abdelazer', or 'The Moor's Revenge' is a 1676 play by Aphra Behn - one of the first English women to earn her living by her writing. The English composer Henry Purcell wrote incidental music for a revival of the play in the summer of 1695. Purcell's music comprises ten movements, the second of which is the Rondeau. Benjamin Britten used the Rondeau in 1945 as the theme for his set of variations 'The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra', Op.34.

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