These canons, selected and edited by Robert Currier, are incredibly
effective for use in music education, especially as an introduction to
chamber music and ensemble playing. They are fun; they are brief and
clever; many of them, being vocal in origin, are limited in range and
relatively easy to play.
The canons can first be performed in unison until mastered and
then play canonically. They can be played by any combination of
bowed string instruments from a minimum of three up to a full
string orchestra.
This collection has music from the Masters in a form that will amuse
challenge, educate and result in creating true musicianship.

1. Twinkle, Twinkle
2. Row, Row, Row
3. FrFre Jacques
4. Symphony No. 1, mov. 3
5. On a Widow Who Married an Old Widower
6. A Catch
7. All Who Sing
8. Lost in the Snow
9. Galloping Joan
10. Harry! Harry!
11. Homage to Nicolai
12. See the Raindrops
13. The Woodchuck
14. Sea Shells
15. Peter Piper
16. My Dame Hath a Lame Tame Crane
17. The Ninth Commandment
18. Canon
19. Hey Ho
20. The Stag
21. Dona Nobis Pacem
22. Nicens Little Boy
23. The World
24. I've Lived
25. Certainty
26. The Free Spirit
27. Courtly Mannerisms
28. The Cobbler
29. Instrumental Canon in A
30. Do re mi
31. Stop, I Beg You
32. O du eselhafter Jakob!
33A/B. Count Ofsory Why What of He?
34. Friendship
35. To MSlzel
36. I Ask You
37. Forever Yours
38. Abbe Stadler
39. Hoffmann and not Hoffmann
40. Happy New Year
41. Everything's Good! It Has Beauty!
42. Cool, Not Lukewarm
43. It Must Be!
44. Morpheus
45. A Pretty Bird
46. Amor Is Cruel to Me
47. Sleep, Little Child, Sleep!
48. Wille wille will
49. When the Sounds Approach
50. Soft Sounds of the Breast
51. I Know Not
52. Inverted Retrograde Canon
53. Canon
54. Ave Maria
55. Alleluia
56. Canon
57. Canon
58. Canon
59. Canon
60. Lacrimoso son'io
61. Canon