This four-part arrangement, based on a tune historically attributed to Bach, becomes modern when played in 4/4 time, as the girls' group The Toys did in 1965 with their tune called “Lover’s Concerto.” We now know that the melody originated from a harpsichord suite by Christian Petzold, included in the famous 1725 Anna Magdalena Bach Notebook, which features pieces for beginning pianists. Dulcimers played together can sound like a harpsichord, so why not play it with two standards, a baritone (ADA) and a bass?

I was always confused as to why the modern version didn't include the B section, so I decided to add it!

The download includes the conductor's score, individual parts, and an audio recording.