Concerto No 3 in C Major Other Quartets arranger and pianist who moved

arranger and pianist who moved to the United States in 1914 and became an American citizen in 1918

was thanked by way of the gift of an ox

Tunes employing notes in both octaves

What Shall We Do This Evening

Concerto No 3 in C Major Other Quartets arranger and pianist who moved*Tradtional Baroque Concerto.* Includes comprehensive notes on the composer and the composition in both German and English. Robert Woodcock was born in the late 17th century and died in 1734. He was an English recorder player and composer. Nothing more is known about his life. The Concerto in this edition, No 3, was originally in D major. to suit the present day Descant (or Soprano) recorder in C, it was transposed a whole tone down. In this way, the