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This is easily the most famous piece of classical music ever written. There have been many arrangements of this favourite including versions for strings, organ, piano, steel drums and recorder ensembl...

The astounding popularity of the only canon Pachelbel ever wrote rests upon its melodic beauty, harmonic clarity, and steady pulse. In this straightforward setting all players have equally vital roles...

In this abbreviated version of Pachelbel's most famous theme, a continuous dialogue between players splits the melodic responsibilities evenly. Naturally, playing with good expression and balance are...

For Flute and Piano

For Flute and Guitar

For 4 flutes or 3 flutes plus alto flute.

Originally for strings this well-known work is equally suited for flute. It is instantly recognisable from its use on many television advertisements.

The astounding popularity of the only canon Pachelbel ever wrote rests upon its melodic beauty, harmonic clarity, and steady pulse. In this straightforward setting all players have equally vital roles...

Nun Danket Alle Gott (Now Thank We All Our God) is a choral masterpiece involving two antiphonal choirs. In the beginning, the choirs sing back and forth to each other (i.e. 17th century stereo). In t...

A very fair and balanced arrangement of this familiar work in which no single person gets 'stuck' on the bass line the whole time. Furthermore, tips are provided for ending the piece early, depending...

Pachelbel's Canon is a timeless classic and great example of compositional counterpoint from the Baroque Era. This historic masterpiece by Johann Pachelbel, originally written for harpsichord in the 1...