Dances from Terpsichore 28 pieces for treble I'm Seventeen Come Sunday

I'm Seventeen Come Sunday

Summer Swing

Nordischer Tanz

It focuses on Diatonic and Non-Diatonic passages with a range of articulations

Minuet (George Bingham)

Dances from Terpsichore 28 pieces for treble I'm Seventeen Come SundayMichael Praetorius (1571 1621) was primarily a composer of Lutheran church music, but in 1612 he published his Terpsichore, a huge collection of dance pieces, mostly French. It appears that he got most of the tunes from a French dancing master, called Anthoine Emeraud, who was working at Braunschweig (Brunswck) not far from Praetorius' home town of Wolfenbuttel. The collection also contains about 70 dances by Francisque Caroubel, another French