Autumn's Allemande (Eijkhout, Victor)
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Performances
Recordings
Complete Performance
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Victor Eijkhout
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Complete Performance
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Papalin (recorder ensemble)
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Sheet Music
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Complete Score
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Recorder Part
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General Information
| Work Title | Autumn's Allemande |
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| Composer | Eijkhout, Victor |
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| Piece Style | Baroque |
| Instrumentation | Soprano recorder and continuo |
Misc. Comments
Autumn is the daughter of a lady-in-waiting. She is too young to be let into the great hall when the grown-ups are dancing, but when she hears the music, she hides behind a curtain and does her steps in silence.
The Allemande is an old dance form. It is described as to be danced "in a grave and ceremonious manner." The performer of this piece is instructed not to pay attention to this.
(This is a movement in the Courtly Suite.)

