Viola Concerto, mov. 4 TWV51:G9 Georg Philipp Telemann arranged by Paul De Bra for accordion quintet (1, 2, 3, 4, bass) Georg Philipp Telemann is the most productive composer of all times (with over 3.000 compositions, more than Bach and Händel together, who lived in the same era). The fourth (and last) movement of this Viola Concerto is a nice concert work for viola, in which the viola plays high and low. The arrangement is for quintet, only moderately difficult. It nicely illustrates how lovely the low (16') register can sound on the accordion. A recording by Professor P is available on YouTube. This arrangement is provided under the Creative Commons Attribution license (and so is the recording).

Viola Concerto, mov. 4 - De Bra(with over 3.000 compositions, more than Bach and Händel together, who lived in the same era). The fourth (and last) movement of this Viola Concerto

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Viola Concerto, mov. 4

TWV51:G9

Georg Philipp Telemann

arranged by Paul De Bra for accordion quintet (1, 2, 3, 4, bass)

Georg Philipp Telemann is the most productive composer of all times (with over 3.000 compositions, more than Bach and Händel together, who lived in the same era). The fourth (and last) movement of this Viola Concerto is a nice concert work for viola, in which the viola plays high and low. The arrangement is for quintet, only moderately difficult. It nicely illustrates how lovely the low (16') register can sound on the accordion. A recording by Professor P is available on YouTube. This arrangement is provided under the Creative Commons Attribution license (and so is the recording).