A piccolo violin tuned a minor third higher is played in the opening section of this work, whose third section consists of two chords known as a "Phrygian cadence.
A piccolo violin tuned a minor third higher is played in the opening section of this work, whose third section consists of two chords known as a "Phrygian cadence." One section of this work employs the valveless trumpet, while "echo flutes" play alongside the violin in another section; while this section called for a recorder, it is often replaced by a flute. The last of them notably omits violins, while the second one is arguably the most famous of these works, composed while its composer traveled to a prince's court in Berlin. Written for a German margrave, this is, FTP, which set of six instrumental pieces, written by Johann Sebastian Bach?
A piccolo violin tuned a minor third higher is played in the opening section of this work, whose third section consists of two chords known as a "Phrygian cadence.
{Brandenburg Concertos}