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908095

ABEL TRIO No. 2 IN D MAJOR WK. 99 FOR FLUTE, VIOLIN & CELLO OR BASSOON (arr. Edited by Pat Spence) Digital Sheet Music

ABEL TRIO No. 2 IN D MAJOR WK. 99 FOR FLUTE, VIOLIN & CELLO OR BASSOON (arr. Edited by Pat Spence)by Carl Friedrich Abel (1723 - 1787) Performance Ensemble - Digital Sheet Music

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Artist Carl Friedrich Abel (1723 - 1787)
Score Type
PDF, Included with PASS
Composer Carl Friedrich Abel (1723 - 1787)
Arranger Edited by Pat Spence
Format Digital Sheet Music
Pages 28
Arrangement Performance Ensemble
Publisher Piper Publications
Product ID 908095
Instruments Bassoon Cello Flute Violin

Product Description

Composed for the Earl of Abingdon London during the 1760s, this trio was written for flute, violin and cello or viola da gamba. It was the second of four trios which were afterwards published - with the Earls permission - and sold by John Preston at his music Warehouse in London from 1785. This would have been a useful source of income for Abel, then in his sixties. There are three movements, Allegro moderato, Andante and Allegro non troppo in the classical style which players of intermediate standard should enjoy. Abel's music was greatly admired by the young Mozart when he visited London.

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