Classical style. Notation only. 79 pp.
06-27
$9.95
BAROQUE MUSIC FOR MANDOLIN
by Robert Bancalari
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Book/CD set. A collection of 17th and 18th century music transcribed for solo mandolin with selections from Couperin, Handel, Baltzer, Biber, Reusner, Marais, Gallot, Rameau, Weiss, Torelli, Telemann, Pachelbel and Vivaldi; 25 in all. CD includes ten of the songs. Intermediate. Note/tab. 40 pp.
02-99150BCD
$14.95
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CANTABILE: DUETS FOR MANDOLIN AND GUITAR
by Butch Baldassari and John Mock
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Matches the CD by the same title. Pieces range from Renaissance and Baroque to Modern compositions by Satie, Calace and more. 40-page score with a 32-page guitar and a 24-page mandolin pull-out part.
02-95734
$14.95
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CANTIGA'S RENAISSANCE FESTIVAL FAVORITES
by Robert Bielefeld
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Book/CD set. Players of all kinds of instruments: flute, fiddle, mandolin, recorder, whistle, guitar, harp and more can use the music in this collection, which is popular at modern renaissance festivals. The music is presented simply, with melody lines and chord symbols. Many period dance tunes, with a selection of vocal numbers with lyrics included. Each selection is accompanied by text to suggest ideas for performance, place the music in a modern festival context and provide useful information to those interested in studying historical sources of early music. Cantiga's arrangements of some of the tunes in this book can be heard on the companion recording. They are played at a listening tempo by the ensemble: Wooden flute or recorder, fiddle, cello, harp and percussion. Beginning/intermediate. 152 pp.
02-99960BCD
$25.00
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COMPLETE METHOD FOR THE MANDOLIN
by Carlos Curti
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Carlos Curti was a mandolin virtuoso and early organizer of mandolin orchestras near the end of the 19th and early 20th centuries. His comprehensive method, originally published in 1896, contains a wealth of material describing the Curti technique of classical mandolin playing. A number of delightful mandolin duos, presumably of Curti's own composition, are included as well. This is a facsimile of the original edition, with text in English and Spanish. Beginner to moderate level. Comb-bound. Notation only. 102 pp.
660-1
$28.95
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GIFTS OF THE BARD
composed by Jim Dalton
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For mandolin solo. Inspired by Irish mythological tales which relate the three skills a bard must possess, the work is structured in three movements that bear the names and character of these gifts: "Goltrai" (sorrowful music) which quotes an ancient Irish lament and uses an EBow, "Geantrai" (mirthful music) in the rhythm of a jig, and "Suantrai (sleep-inducing music) with harplike arpeggios and harmonics. The three movements are played without pause. Intermediate/advanced. Notation only. 7 pp.
660-4
$10.95
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sheet music - J.S. BACH - ALLEMANDE
arranged by Debora Chen
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From Suite I for Unaccomapanied Cello, arranged here for mandolin. Good practice for mandolinists learning to read notation. Note/tab. 3 pp.
687-3
$2.95
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sheet music - J.S. BACH - BOURREES I & II
arranged by Debora Chen
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From Suite III for Unaccompanied Cello, arranged here for intermediate mandolin. Easier to play than the Prelude. Note/tab. 3 pp.
687-5
$2.95
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sheet music - J.S. BACH - PRELUDE
arranged by Debora Chen
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From Suite I for Unaccomapnied Cello, arranged here for mandolin. Makes good practice for mandolinists learning to read notation, and for those who already read it helps with learning the upper frets. Note/tab. 4 pp.
687-2
$3.95
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J.S. BACH - SELECTED TWO-PART INVENTIONS ARRANGED AND EDITED FOR TWO MANDOLINS
by Debora Chen
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Eight of the original fifteen inventions, arranged as treble clef duets for two mandolins, but a single mandolinist who learns both parts (equally independent and important melodies) will find playing and hearing both parts rewarding. Includes numbers 1, 3, 4, 8, 10, 13, 14 and 15. For mandolinists trying to break away from tab, the score is provided in notation only. The parts for mandolin 1 and 2 include tabulature, notation, and suggested fingerings for reference, or for mandolinists who prefer reading tab. The score and mandolin 1 are bound in one book, mandolin 2 is included as a separate pull-out booklet. Book is 39 pages; pull-out is 18 pages.
687-4
$16.95
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J.S. BACH FOR MANDOLIN
by Robert Bancalari
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Book/CD set. Since the bulk of the music has been adapted from various suites, sonatas, and partitas, the author provides an explanation of each dance form and similar pieces. Includes "Bouree Angloise," "Marche," "Fantasie," more. Note/tab, 103 pp.
02-95770BCD
$22.95
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JOHANN ADOLF HASSE - MANDOLIN CONCERTO IN G MAJOR
arranged & edited by John Craton
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For mandolin and piano. Though Hasse was a prolific 18th-century composer whose works included more than 100 operas, oratorios, and sinfonias, they were laregly destroyed in the seige of Dresden. The surviving concerto for mandolin is a small representation of his skill. Intermediate. Notation only. Piano part: 10 pages, mandolin part: 3 pages.
660-5
$9.95
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MANDOLIN CANONS: FIVE BITS FOR MANDOLIN AND GUITAR
by Sean Hickey
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Five short movements in which counterpoint dominates, composed between 2002-2005. The movements treat the melodic material canonically, at the octave and at one measure distance. It is intended as a dialogue for the two instruments, written in the style of the Telemann duos. Rhythmical and lyrical. Edited by Sandra Dell'Olio. Includes a separate pull-out score. Easy to moderate level. Notation only. 11 pp.
660-2
$9.95
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MANDOLIN CLASSICS
by Ross Cherednik & Ken Eidson
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19 solos by Mozart, Vivaldi, Hummel, Hasse, and Beethoven. Standard notation only. 68 pp.
02-94043
$11.95
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MANDOLIN CLASSICS IN TABLATURE
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11 solos transcribed in note/tab. Includes works by Corelli, Handel, Telemann, Bach, and others. 53 pp.
02-95353
$10.95
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MIKE MARSHALL'S MANDOLIN METHOD - SONATAS AND PARTITAS FOR UNACCOMPANIED VIOLIN BY J.S. BACH
by Mike Marshall
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Specific movements and sections selected and arranged for mandolin. Designed to introduce mandolin players to these incredible works, the selected movements sit comfortably on the mandolin. Includes "Fuga" and "Presto" from Sonata I in Gm, "Corrente" and "Sarabande" from Partita I in Bm, "Prelude" and "Bouree" from Partita III in E, lots more. Comb-bound. Note/tab. 47 pp.
on order, expected arrival date unknown
644-4
$20.00
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PABLO DE SARASATE - PLAYERA, OP. 23, NO. 1
arranged & edited by John Craton and Sandra Dell'Olio
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For mandolin and guitar. From the composers collection of Spanish Dances, op. 23, the Playera has here been arranged for mandolin and guitar and fits both instruments quite well. Intermediate/advanced. Notation only. Mandolin part: 2 pages, guitar part: 2 pages.
660-6
$5.95
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RENAISSANCE MUSIC FOR MANDOLIN
by Allan Alexander
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Book/CD pack. 26 catchy tunes, including lute pieces, that lay well on the fingerboard. "Bransle," "Der Judentanz," "Nonesuch," "La Volta," "Ronde," "Greensleeves," "The Cobbler's Hornpipe," "La Montovana," "Air Des Canaries," "Tordion," "Katherine Ogie," "I Met Her in the Meadow," "Ladie Laudian's Lilt," "I Lie Alone," more. Includes chord symbols; all pieces are recorded on the CD with guitar accompaniment. Note/tab. 36 pp.
512-40
$17.95
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RENAISSANCE SOLOS FOR MANDOLIN
by John Holenko
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Most of this music is from editions or manuscripts from England in the late 1500s, with a few French pieces. There were two main kinds of instruments being played during the 16th & 17th centuries: the 4 course (four sets of doubled strings), and the 6 course cittern. These pieces were all written for the 4 course instrument and fall into three main categories: dance music, song arrangements and free pieces, which are basically preludes that explore the melodic range of the instrument. The dance pieces are not really meant to be danced to, taking their form and rhythm from popular court dances. These can be played with a wide range of overall tempo, but once a tempo is chosen, should be strictly adhered to. The song arrangements are settings of popular songs, and more formal vocal settings. Since the range of the cittern and mandolin are the same, Holenko has kept the melodies intact. Because of the difference in tuning however, the voicing of the harmonies have been changed so as to fit on the mandolin. Beginning/intermediate. Note/tab. 64 pp.
02-98222
$12.95
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RHAPSODY FOR MANDOLIN & PIANO
by Victor Kioulaphides
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The Rhapsody adheres to the original Greek meaning of its title: an array of songs sewn together. It also adheres to the later sense of the term: a work that is high-spirited, exuberant, and extravagantly emotional. Composed as a series of episodes, some songlike, some dance-like, building progressively and featuring the musical and technical capabilities of the mandolin. Includes a separate pull-out mandolin part. Advanced. Notation only. 15 & 7 pp.
660-3
$14.95
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