Lacrymosa (Mozart arr. Loreta Fin) for String Orchestra advanced_bass Casey) * Largo from the

Casey) * Largo from the New World Symphony (Dvorák) * Bourrée (Handel) * Gavotte (Gossec) * So What (Davis) * A Gaelic Melody (Minkler

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Contents: Allegro (Bach) ♫ Allegro (Kozeluch) ♫ Allegro Moderato (Mozart) ♫ Allegro Non Troppo (Mendelssohn) ♫ Concert Waltz for Left Hands (Hyde) ♫ Feuillet D'album (Tchaikovsky) ♫ Finale (Bartok) ♫ Fugue (Bach) ♫ Larghetto (Schumann) ♫ Le Coucou (Arensky) ♫ Les Tricoteuses (Couperin) ♫ Minstrels (Debussy) ♫ Prelude (Agnew) ♫ Sonata (CPE Bach) ♫ Sonata (Scarlatti) ♫ Tanec Loutek (Martinu)

Book 2 starts with D string tunes to consolidate reading skills and provide the most comfortable pitch for singing

Lacrymosa (Mozart arr. Loreta Fin) for String Orchestra advanced_bass Casey) * Largo from theThe Requiem Mass in D Minor (K. 626) by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was left unfinished upon his death in 1791. He composed only the first eight bars of the "Lacrymosa" movement, which was completed later by a student engaged by Mozart's wife. The work has long been surrounded by mythology: one being Peter Shaffer's 1979 play Amadeus, in which a mysterious messenger orders Mozart to write a requiem mass, giving no explanation for the order; Mozart (in the