Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Georg Philipp Telemann's 6 Canonical Sonatas is a set of six canonical sonatas written for two recorders or two violins. These sonatas were first published in Hamburg in the year 1727. Since then, various music publishers have arranged the full set for almost every instrument.Each sonata is written as a canon at the unison, meaning the second player plays the same melody as the first but several bars later.. }
Showing items 1 to 2 of
2
with 100 items per page.
- 6_Canonical_Sonatas_(Telemann) abstract "Georg Philipp Telemann's 6 Canonical Sonatas is a set of six canonical sonatas written for two recorders or two violins. These sonatas were first published in Hamburg in the year 1727. Since then, various music publishers have arranged the full set for almost every instrument.Each sonata is written as a canon at the unison, meaning the second player plays the same melody as the first but several bars later.".
- 6_Canonical_Sonatas_(Telemann) comment "Georg Philipp Telemann's 6 Canonical Sonatas is a set of six canonical sonatas written for two recorders or two violins. These sonatas were first published in Hamburg in the year 1727. Since then, various music publishers have arranged the full set for almost every instrument.Each sonata is written as a canon at the unison, meaning the second player plays the same melody as the first but several bars later.".