Vivaldi: Cello Sonata in E minor Op.14 No.5 sheet music (PDF)

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Sonata in E minor Op.14 No.5 (NEW EDITION) sheet music for cello and piano by Antonio Vivaldi, classical score, intermediate skill level

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Skill Level:	intermediate
Duration:	9' 24"
Note Range:	E1-A5

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Sonata in E minor Op.14 No.5 (NEW EDITION)

by Antonio Vivaldi for cello and piano

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"I am looking forward to working on this sonata i shall have to relearn how to read in the tenor cleff and also find a better set of specs to see more clearly,as i am not seeing as well at 82It looks like a very melodious piece!" [show more]

About "Sonata in E minor"

Virtual Sheet Music® Premium High-Quality digital sheet music for cello and piano, op.14 No.1, RV 40, NEW EDITION, cello fingerings included. This new edition corrects some bar numbers.

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Instrumentation:

cello and piano

Format:

digital sheet music

Skill Level:

intermediate

Genre:

classical

Key Signatures:

G major, E minor

Time Signatures:

4/4, 12/8, 3/8

Tempo:

♩=50-120 BPM

Duration:

9' 24"

Parts included:

cello:

5 pages [note range]

piano:

10 pages [note range]

Pieces included:

Largo
Allegro
Largo
Allegro

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can't wait to get started! by sylvia clegg * VSM MEMBER * on February 2020

I am looking forward to working on this sonata i shall have to relearn how to read in the tenor cleff and also find a better set of specs to see more clearly,as i am not seeing as well at 82It looks like a very melodious piece!

A pleasant surprise by Jim * VSM MEMBER * on May 2017

This was one of the "suggested" pieces received via email. I thought it would be a good piece for my cellist friend and I to work on. We were both pleasantly surprised after reading through it. It turned out to be a little more difficult than I originally thought--but that's a good thing. We hope to play a movement or two at our monthly music luncheon.

Now we'll have to check out the other sonatas in Opus 14 as well.