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Johann Pachelbel
The German Baroque composer, Johann Pachelbel was a famous organist, who is known for the south German organ tradition. This category includes all the questions and answers about Johann Pachelbel and his contributions in music.
60 Questions
Is Pachelbel's Canon in D major protected under any copyrights?
The composition itself is not, but a particular performance may be. You can look around for a peformance that's under a loose license, or maybe just make one yourself.
Where can you find the vocal arrangement for Pachelbel's canon in D?
Hal Hopson wrote a choral arrangement called "Canon of Praise" that is a great arrangement of the is piece. It can easily be adapted for a solo, duet, trio, or quartet.
What nationality is Pachelbel?
German. He was born in the Bavarian city of Nuremberg. In 1613, of course, that would have made him "Bavarian" rather than "German", which as a political entity only existed after 1871.
For what four instruments is Pachelbel's canon written for?
The original version was written for three violins with basso continuo.
Who was king when Johann pachelbel was born?
Pachelbel was born in the year 1653. Louis XIV was king of France, John II Casimir was king of Poland, and Mehmed IV was sultan of the Ottoman Empire. Great Britain was between kings at the time with Oliver Cromwell. Other nations and kingdoms were ruled by queens, dukes, or emperors.
What is the tempo of Canon in D major by Pachelbel?
The tempo is around 60 on the quarter note. It can be slightly varied according to the performers.
Pachelbel's original piece didn't contain lyrics.
