Baroque Preludes For Violin, Viola Or Violoncello

Baroque Preludes For Violin, Viola Or Violoncello - Paperback

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Baroque Preludes For Violin, Viola Or Violoncello

Baroque Preludes For Violin, Viola Or Violoncello - Paperback

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Book Overview

13 works by Buxtehude, Bach, Hanff, Fischer and Otey for Concert, Church, and Lessons with Continuo Parts. Clear notation and introduction of ornamentation. Full permission included for copying of all parts: Solo Violin, Viola, or Cello, Keyboard, Continuo for Cello or Bassoon. Buy one book, get everything you need for performance.

ISBN9781440461088
Author Noel Jones
PublisherCreatespace Independent Publishing Platform
GenreYoung adult
FormatPaperback
PublishedNovember 2008
LanguageENG- English
Pages118
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceAdults
Print SizeStandard Print

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About Noel Jones

Noel Jones first sang chant in a choir of men and boys and followed that up by chanting daily masses as a teenager in a small town in Ohio. Summer studies with Benedictine monks took him further along the chant path prior to his leaving for New York City where he directed Catholic choirs and was organist at the Church Center for the United Nations as well as accompanist for the United Nations Singers. Later in Germany he was organist for the English masses at the DOM Cathedral in Frankfurt. In Italy, he played for masses at Il Duomo in Barga, Italy and produced and conducted the town's annual San Cristoforo Day celebration concert in the 11th century church. Working as an opera coach, he has worked with singers in Germany, Italy and the United States As a church organ designer, he eventually located in Tennessee, where he joined the staff of a Catholic church as director of music, involved in returning church music to chant and polyphony. The choir grew from 16 to 46 under his leadership. He is an Associate of the American Guild of Organists and is a member of the Church Music Association of America. He serves as Creative Director at www.frogmusic.com. Most recently, he taught Liturgical Music at a Catholic High School. He is a popular clinician for workshops on chant, choral conducting, organ registration and hymn playing.

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