Sheet music $16.95

Original

Divertissement medievaux. Medieval Entertainments. John Craton. Piano sheet music. Violin Solo sheet music. Beginning.

Translation

Medieval Entertainment. Medieval Entertainments. John Craton. Piano sheet music. Violin Solo sheet music. Beginning.

Original

Divertissement medievaux. Medieval Entertainments. composed by John Craton. Edited by John Craton. Chamber ensemble. For Violin, piano. Chamber music. A collection of 16 medieval and renaissance melodies arranged for violin. in 1st position. and piano. Medieval and Renaissance. Easy to intermediate. Score and part. 46 pages. Duration 27 minutes. Published by Wolfhead Music. WF.WM505. A collection for violin in first position designed to introduce the young student to music from the Middle Ages and early Renaissance. The melody lines are essentially authentic tunes from the era with piano accompaniments that meld medieval and modern harmonies. The idea is to make the pieces more accessible and enjoyable to the student who approaches these works for the beauty of the melodic lines rather than for scholarly authenticity. Though not strictly so, the selections are generally progressive from very easy to intermediate in difficulty. Robins m'aime, Robins m'a. Edi Beo thu Hevene Quene. Song from ÒThe Play of DanielÓ. Ja Nuns Hons Pris. Quant voi este et le tens revenir. La chanson du Roi de Navarre. D'ou vient cela. En mai quant li rossignolet. Kalenda Maya. Biaus m'est estez. Stella spendens. Nas mentes senpre ilast. Miri it is while sumer ilast. Gabriel fram heven-king. Sumer Is Icumen In.

Translation

Medieval Entertainment. Medieval Entertainments. composed by John Craton. Edited by John Craton. Chamber ensemble. For Violin, piano. Chamber music. A collection of 16 medieval and renaissance melodies arranged for violin. in 1st position. and piano. Medieval and Renaissance. Easy to intermediate. Score and part. 46 pages. Duration 27 minutes. Published by Wolfhead Music. WF.WM505. A collection for violin in first position designed to introduce the young student to music from the Middle Ages and early Renaissance. The melody lines are essentially authentic tunes from the era with piano accompaniments that meld medieval and modern harmonies. The idea is to make the pieces more accessible and enjoyable to the student who approaches these works for the beauty of the melodic lines rather than for scholarly authenticity. Though not strictly so, the selections are generally progressive from very easy to intermediate in difficulty. Robins m'aime, Robins m'a. Edi Beo thu Hevene Quene. Song from ÒThe Play of DanielÓ. Ja Nuns Hons Pris. As voi este and tens return. Song of the King of Navarre. Where does it. En never quant them rossignolet. Kalenda Maya. Biaus Estey is me. Star spendens. Nas mentes senpre ilast. Miri it is while sumer ilast. Gabriel fram heven-king. Sumer Is Icumen In.