Wedding Music Vol. 2 for 4 cellos (CE-28)

$20.95

Pachelbel – Canon. (Cello IV keeps the traditional 8-note repetitive part.)
Franck – Panis Angelicus
F. Mendelssohn – Wedding March
J.S. Bach – Air on the G String
J. Clarke – Trumpet Voluntary.
Cello I is the most challenging, requiring treble clef knowledge and thumb position, and a less-advanced cellist can play Cello IV. Cello II and III are in between but still require tenor clef fluency in some pieces. Arranged by Erinn Renyer.  Includes parts with score.

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