When not strummed, the mountain dulcimer played in ensemble gives the listener an impression of a harpsichord. Why not capitalize on that by playing music from the Baroque period? This four-part arrangement of “Minuet in G” has been attributed to Bach since it appeared in the Notebook for Anna Magdalena Bach; however, it was actually by Christian

When not strummed, the mountain dulcimer played in ensemble gives the listener an impression of a harpsichord. Why not capitalize on that by playing music from the Baroque period? This four-part arrangement of “Minuet in G” has been attributed to Bach since it appeared in the Notebook for Anna Magdalena Bach; however, it was actually by Christian Petzold. The arrangement is in D and features parts for two standards, baritone (tuned ADA), and bass dulcimer. Download includes conductor's score as well as individual parts plus two audio tracks in two speeds.