I recently aquired a slim volume of "Eight easy pieces for wind" by
Chester Music, London 1956, arranged by C.H. Dearnley. This is the
edition for instrument and piano, but I still tried to use wind
instruments wherever possible, i.e. where I liked the sound.

It seems to me this melancholic piece is really in g minor, although
it is not noted that way. It is also a fine example of baroque poly-
phony.

I used the piccolo flute for the first voice and wrote one octave higher,
then used MOZART to show the notes a concert octave down, and indicating
this through the 8va sign.

Enjoy!

Michael Bednarek
mailto:mb@tgm.com.au
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