Samuel Barber: Adagio For Strings (Organ)

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Media:		Sheet Music

Language:		English

Arrangement:		Organ (ORG)

Artist:		Samuel Barber

Author:		William Strickland

Publisher:		G. Schirmer

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Arranged for organ by William Strickland. With Hammond registration.

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Sales Rank:: 1230
Published on:: Not specified
Format:: Instrumental Work
Length:: 8 pages
Language:: English
Catalogue #:: GS28477
ISBN:: Not specified

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The piece requires careful study. There are frequent time signatures changes and great care is needed with reading the voice structures which can be intricate. The very familiar opening passage is accessible to the better improving starters and intermediate players. If you have Sibelius or something similar it is helpful in studying the piece to write out the score and carefully observe voice lines and tempo structure.
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