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Concerto in F - 3rd movement - Reutter - String Trio (arr. Eve C. Mailly - Zene Strings) Digital Sheet Music
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Concerto in F - 3rd movement - Reutter - String Trio (arr. Eve C. Mailly - Zene Strings)
by Georg Reutter
String Trio - Digital Sheet Music

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Concerto in F by Georg Reutter was originally composed for cembalo, two violins and basso continuo.

This is the 3rd movement of the Concerto with the two upper voices alternating the joyful melodic line.  

The other movements may be purchased separately, or the complete Concerto (all three movements) can also be purchased at a discounted price. Concerto in F-All-Movements by Reutter

This arrangement is for string trio. As with all of our arrangements, the middle part in included in both treble and alto clef giving you the flexibility of playing it with either two violins and cello, or violin, viola and cello.

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