Leichte Spielerei (Easy Trifles) 3 cellos, 4 cellos

$29.50

(GM 1632)     Arranged by Thomas-Mifune.  Includes parts, no score.   Note from C2G:  We do not consider this “easy.”  Not only does the first piece require Cello I to be fluent in tenor clef, but a Cello IV — to get through the Bruchner — has to feel comfortable with 3, 4, 5 and 6 flats during its six movements.. 

3 cellos:  Couperin – Canaries, Sarabande en Canon, Courante

4 cellos:  Rameau – Rigaudon
Bruckner – Six Tantum Ergo
Wagner – Tannhauser  Pilgerchor, Marsch

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