The Cuckoo and the Nightingale (G.F. Handel) - Organ-piano duet
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SKU: A0.901731
Composed by George Frideric Handel. Arranged by C. van Graan. Baroque,Classical. 11 pages. C. van Graan #6204297. Published by C. van Graan (A0.901731).Originally a concerto for organ accompanied by string orchestra, this second movement (Allegro) from Handel's Organ Concerto in F major, HWV 295, has been adapted for organ and piano!
The organ part is mostly unabridged; a few notes of the original organ part have been given to the piano part in this arrangement to create the effect of a dialogue.
The string orchestra's part has been arranged for piano. A few simple harmonies have been added to the accompaniment (piano part) during the long organ solos.
This arrangement is between four and five minutes in duration. The level of the piano part ranges from Intermediate to Advanced Intermediate. The organ part is for an advanced organist. The score shows both parts: the organ part at the top and the piano part at the bottom.
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