Intermediate Collection Vol. 7 – Contemplative Cello Works for 4 cellos
$20.95
JS Bach – Wachet Auf, Bist do bei Mir
Vivaldi – Largo from Four Seasons Winter
Pachebel Canon in D (cello 4 is traditional, same 8 notes)
Arranged by Erinn Renyer. Includes score with parts [CE-26]
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