Edward P. Arsenault

The third part of Honegger's Trois Contrepoints is entitled Canon Sur Bass Obstinee A Quatre Voix, and is written for Piccolo (Flute), Cor Anglais, Violin and Cello.

Op. 38 No. 1, dated 1914.

Arranged as a four-part song by Thomas Dunhill

Michael Pilkington continues his authoritative and painstakingly comprehensive complete guide to the English song tradition. This edition features catalogue, musical and editorial details for every so...

For Piano solo

Contents: Trois Pieces (Prelude, Hommage a Ravel, Danse) - Toccata et Variations - Sarabande - Sept Pieces Breves - Le Cahier Romand - La Neige sur Rome - Hommage a Albert Roussel - Les aventures du R...

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