This arrangement is ideal for keyboard classes or sightreading with 8 single line parts, or it can be played by more advanced players in the 2 piano, 8 hands format.
Canon at the Unison from The Musical Offering for Piano Ensemble by J.S. Bach
$8.00
Description
Canon at the Unison from The Musical Offering for Piano Ensemble
J.S. Bach
arranged by Robert Blasch
This arrangement is ideal for keyboard classes or sightreading with 8 single line parts, or it can be played by more advanced players in the 2 piano, 8 hands format.
Features
• Late elementary/early intermediate
• Score and parts included
• Duration 2 minutes
Additional information
| Weight | 10 oz |
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