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Telemann 3 Fantasias no.7, 8, 9 for euphonium solo (Arrangeur: Roland Szentpali)
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Georg Philip Telemann
3 Fantasias
no. 7, 8, 9 from 12 Fantasias for violin
for euphonium solo
Arrangeur: Roland Szentpali
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- Instrumentation
- euphonium part in treble and bass clef
Composed- 1735
Genre- baroque
Published- 2020
Pages- 12
Publisher- The Brass Press
Movements- Fantasia No. 7 (8')
Fantasia No. 8 (6')
Fantasia No. 9 (5')
Georg Philip Telemann (1681-1767)
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About 3 Fantasias
The collection of 12 fantasias for solo violin (TWV 40:14-25) by Georg Philipp Telemann (1681-1757) was first published in Hamburg in 1735. The Italian influence of the sonata and concerto is clearly evident. The fantasias no. 7, 8 and 9 selected by Roland Szentpali are the most suitable for adaptation for brass instruments, while the other nine make use of double-stopped technique, a rather Germanic tendency in works for solo violin.
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