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Piano Trio No. 2. Shosty-Bach Suite. 2012, rev. 2013. Thomas Oboe Lee. Cello sheet music. Piano sheet music. Violin sheet music. Advanced.

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Piano Trio No. 2. Shosty-Bach Suite. 2012, rev. 2013. Thomas Oboe Lee. Cello sheet music. Piano sheet music. Violin sheet music. Advanced.

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Piano Trio No. 2. Shosty-Bach Suite. 2012, rev. 2013. composed by Thomas Oboe Lee. For Piano,Violin,Cello. Baroque Period,Classical Period,Romantic Period,20th Century,21st Century. Advanced. Score. Courante â Allegro. Published by Thomas Oboe Lee. S0.10902. With Courante â Allegro. Baroque Period,Classical Period,Romantic Period,20th Century,21st Century. Program note. Piano Trio No. 2. Shosty Suite. 2012. is in seven movements. The subtitle gives a hint as to the content of the work. The “suite” is in reference to the Bach Suite for Unaccompanied Cello and the Orchestral Suites. And Dmitri Shostokovich has been an influence in my music for a long, long time. Accordingly the movements are ordered in a similar manner as the Bach Suites, except for the Courante and the Allemande, which is reversed in my work. Prelude. Andante. Courante. Allegro. Allemande. Allegro ma non troppo. Arioso. Adagio. A little Polka. Allegro. Sarabande. Largo. NAG. not a gigue. Presto agitato. I think the first movement is quite reminiscent of Shostakovich’s music. the octave doubling, for example. A Bachian drive in triple meter is the dominant feature in the second movement, but the feisty melody in the strings is very Shosty. Bach again prevails in the third movement, especially in the cello part. The fourth movement is typical TOL music. reminiscent of the languid and sorrowful moods from Latin America. The fifth movement is a “polka,” or maybe I should say it’s a martial polka of sorts. The Sarabande movement is another TOL constant. slow, haunting, mesmerizing music. The last movement in a Bach suite is usually a gigue. But I decided to do a NAG. , “not a gigue. ” It’s a romp, nonetheless, but in duple meter. ENJOY. NB. The audio file attached to this score is the original version, not the revised 2013 version. Digital Print is printable sheet music available anytime, anywhere. Just purchase, print and play. View your online sheet music at home, school, work or anywhere you have a computer connected to the Internet. Use our iPad app to view your digital sheet music on the go. With Digital Print, you can print your digital sheet music immediately after purchase, or wait until its convenient. And our software installation is easy - we'll guide you through the simple steps to make sure you have Adobe Flash Player, Adobe AIR and the Sheet Music Plus AIR application.

Translation

Piano Trio No. 2. Shosty-Bach Suite. 2012, rev. 2013. composed by Thomas Oboe Lee. For Piano,Violin,Cello. Baroque Period,Classical Period,Romantic Period,20th Century,21st Century. Advanced. Score. Current â Allegro. Published by Thomas Oboe Lee. S0.10902. With â Current Allegro. Baroque Period,Classical Period,Romantic Period,20th Century,21st Century. Program note. Piano Trio No. 2. Shosty Suite. 2012. is in seven movements. The subtitle gives a hint as to the content of the work. The “suite” is in reference to the Bach Suite for Unaccompanied Cello and the Orchestral Suites. And Dmitri Shostokovich has been an influence in my music for a long, long time. Accordingly the movements are ordered in a similar manner as the Bach Suites, except for the Courante and the Allemande, which is reversed in my work. Prelude. Andante. Current. Allegro. German. Allegro ma non troppo. Arioso. Adage. A little Polka. Allegro. Sarabande. Long. NAG. not a gigue. Presto agitato. I think the first movement is quite reminiscent of Shostakovich’s music. the octave doubling, for example. A Bachian drive in triple meter is the dominant feature in the second movement, but the feisty melody in the strings is very Shosty. Bach again prevails in the third movement, especially in the cello part. The fourth movement is typical TOL music. reminiscent of the languid and sorrowful moods from Latin America. The fifth movement is a “polka,” or maybe I should say it’s a martial polka of sorts. The Sarabande movement is another TOL constant. slow, haunting, mesmerizing music. The last movement in a Bach suite is usually a gigue. But I decided to do a NAG. , “not a gigue. ” It’s a romp, nonetheless, but in duple meter. ENJOY. NB. The audio file attached to this score is the original version, not the revised 2013 version. Digital Print is printable sheet music available anytime, anywhere. Just purchase, print and play. View your online sheet music at home, school, work or anywhere you have a computer connected to the Internet. Use our iPad app to view your digital sheet music on the go. With Digital Print, you can print your digital sheet music immediately after purchase, or wait until its convenient. And our software installation is easy - we'll guide you through the simple steps to make sure you have Adobe Flash Player, Adobe AIR and the Sheet Music Plus AIR application.