Minuet in G (Christian Pezold)
This famous Baroque minuet has long been falsely attributed to Bach, due to its appearance in the Notebook for Anna Magdalena Bach. It is now attributed to a contemporary of Bach, Christian Petzold.
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This is one of the most well-known pieces of music in classical repertoire. Most piano players learn it early on in their training, and many guitar players as well.
Key Points
- Carefully choose left-hand fingerings for the smoothest possible performance.
- Measures 17 and 18 are difficult. Practice this “sticky spot” 10 times first before playing the tune.
- Carefully mind the suggested fingerings (circled numbers).
- At measure 23 there is a half barre. A barre is needed but only for strings 1,2,3.
Tuning
Standard tuning
Tablature
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