Pachelbel's Canon in D major Original Version with sheet music

The very famous Pachelbel's Canon in HD! Original Version!
3 Violins, 1 Cello and 1 Harpsichord.

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Music

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• Pachelbel
• Canon
• major
• sheet
• music

[byheavenlyhosts]

Why no comments? so surprising ...so amazingly beautiful it always brings me to tears of joy...if ever I marry it will be the wedding march...made in heaven...

[JFroTheMusician]

You need more views.

[whitcheywoman13]

beautiful

[raradathba]

I love this melody

[Mashineko2]

where did you get this sheet music?

[graser34cp]

@margejo19 me too

[rachael12900]

i love this composition so much!! i could listen to it all day long.i really love baroque period music in general,very relaxing.

[margejo19]

I really can't stop listening to this wonderful music over and over...

[manga0RULES]

I wouldn't mind getting the cello part of this song.

[ihatewindowsxp]

can you give some details about the recording (orchestra/conductor/date/etc)­?

[jimjiminy2001]

@bsm12i1 (Part 2 of 2. Read part 1 first.) Open A is the 2nd space up on the trebble cleff, and open E is the 4th space up. So, a violin's tuned in 5ths .. G D A E. The G is below middle C. The D is 1 note above middle C. The A is a 6th above middle C, and is the 2nd space. The E is an octave plus a 3rd above middle C and is the 4th space on the trebble cleff. The notes in between are line space line space, etc. E-1st line, F-1st space, G-2nd line, A-2nd space, B-3rd line, etc.

[jimjiminy2001]

@bsm12i1 (Part 1) Violin music is written in the trebble cleff and, simplistically speaking, has the same letter notes as any other instrument. The lines are, from bottom to top, E G B D and F, and the spaces are, from bottom to top F, A, C, and E. Middle C is 2 notes below the bottom line of the trebble cleff and is always written in with a ledger line. 2 ledger lines below is A. G is just below that, which is the low string on your violin. Open D is 1 note below the trebble cleff.