A very humorous piano trio by J.S. Bach’s grandson in F Major in early classical style with lots of trills and turns.
Das Dreyblatt for 1 Piano, 6 Hands by Wilhelm Friedrich Ernst Bach
$6.00
Description
Das Dreyblatt for 1 Piano, 6 Hands
Wilhelm Friedrich Ernst Bach
A very humorous work by J.S. Bach’s grandson in F Major in early classical style with lots of trills and turns. Throughout the piece the secondo part plays with hands between the hands of the other two players, making for interesting interpersonal relationships! If the secondo player cannot reach all the way the other players, the part can be played conventionally. A delight for both performers and audiences.
Features
• Intermediate
• A very humorous work in early classical style
• Duration 2½ minutes
• NFMC selection
Additional information
| Weight | 8 oz |
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