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Renaissance Trios for Strings

These 46 arrangements feature works by well known composers of the day (Byrd, Morley, Palestrina, etc.), as well as composers that are not so well known (Gumpelzhaimer, Jones, Munday, etc.). Many of these pieces are suitable, aka “easy”, for folks playing in a trio for the first time. You may experience harmonies and dissonances that are new to you. (Of course, they are really quite old...) Some of the rhythms may be unexpected, so take it slow. Trust the tunes. They have exotic charms of their own, and they will find their own speed! Program notes about the composers are included.

Agricola, “In Mijnen Zin”; Anonymous, “Allemande”; Anonymous, “Dalling Alman”; Anonymous, “The Emporors Pavane”; Arcadelt, “Dormendo Un Giorno”; Attaignant, “Basse Danse”; Bateson, “Ah Me! My Mistress Scorns My Love”; Bateson, “Come Follow Me Fair Nymphs”; Bull, “The Duke of Brunswick’s Alman”; Bull, “The King’s Hunt”; Byrd, “The Carman’s Whistle”; Caroso, “Celeste Giglio”; Desprez, “Fantazie”; Dufay, “Je Ne Vis Oncques La Pareille”; Farnaby, “Spagnioletta”; Farnaby, “Tower Hill”; Festa, “Altro Non E’l Mi’Amor”; Gabrielli, “Balletto Quarto”; Gibbons, “Fantasia”; Gorzanis, “La Turturella”; Gumpelzhaimer, “Illumina Oculos Meos”; Hassler, “Intrada I and II”; Heurteur, “Quant Je Boy Du Vin Claret”; Jones, “On a Time In Summer”; Jones, “Sweete Kate of Late Ran Away and Left Me”; Lasso, “Cor Meum”; Marchand, “Allemanda”; Morley, “Arise, Get Up My Deere”; Morley, “Fantasy for Three Recorders”; Munday, “Munday’s Joy”; Negri, “Bianca Fiore”; Palestrina, “Ahi, Che Quest’occhi Miei”; Peerson, “The Primerose”; Phelyppis, “I Love, I Love a Flower”; Praetorius, “Fuga”; Praetorius, “Lo, How a Rose e’er Blooming”; Ravenscroft, “Of All the Birds That Ever I See”; Susato, “Allemainge”; Sweelinck, “Ballo del Granduca”; Vasquez, “Duelete de mi, Senora”; Vecchi, “Io Spero”; Weelkes, “Ran ta Ra Ran Tan Tant”; Weelkes, “The Nightingale”; Widmann, “Tanz”; Willaert, “Ricercar in F”; Willaert, “Ricercar in G Minor”


Order one of the following “Rennaissance Trios for Strings” packages...


Violin, Viola, Cello Trio
$25.00

Violin Trio
$25.00

Viola Trio
$25.00

Cello Trio
$25.00


- or -

Build a trio with each part in the clef that each musician prefers by selecting from the following individual part books....


To build a trio select:


1 book from Column A,
1 book from Column B,
1 book from Column C.



You may change the quantity of each item in your shopping cart to accomodate additional musicians.
Column A
Column B
Column C

Violin A
$9.00

Violin B
$9.00

Violin C
$9.00

Viola A
$9.00

Viola B
$9.00

Viola C
$9.00

Cello A
$9.00

Cello B
$9.00

Cello C
$9.00



“Renaissance Trios features a generous 46 works by Byrd, Gibbons, Morley, Palestrina and John Bull as well as lesser-known composers of the day. The majority of these delightful tunes are playable in 1st position and will therefore suit first-timers in ensemble. Happy music making is in store!”

- Stringendo, October 2012, Journal of the Australian Strings Association,
used by permission of AUSTA National Journal Editor



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