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.

Foreward
Twinkle, Twinkle
Row, Row, Row
Frere Jacques
Symphony No. 1, mov. 3
On a Widow Who Married an Old Widower
A Catch
All Who Sing
Lost in the Snow
Galloping Joan
Harry! Harry!
Homage to Nicolai
See the Raindrops
The Woodchuck
Sea Shells
Peter Piper
My Dame Hath a Lame Tame Crane
The Ninth Commandment
Canon from the Musical Offering
Hey Ho
The Stag
Dona Nobis Pacem
Nicens Little Boy
The World
I've Lived
Certainty
The Free Spirit
Courtly Mannerisms
The Cobbler
Instrumental Canon in A
Do re mi
Stop, I Beg You
O du eselhafter Jakob!
Count Ofsory Why What of He? (A)
Count Ofsory Why What of He? (B)
Friendship
To Malzel
I Ask You
Forever Yours
Abbe Stadler
Hoffmann and not Hoffmann
Happy New Year
Everything's Good! It Has Beauty!
Cool, Not Lukewarm
It Must Be!
Divine Morpheus
A Pretty Bird
Amor Is Cruel to Me
Sleep, Little Child, Sleep!
Wille wille will
When the Sounds Approach
Soft Sounds of the Breast
I Know Not
Inverted Retrograde Canon
Canon from L'Arlesienne Suite
Ave Maria
Alleluia
Canon from the Goldberg Variations
Canon from Sonata for Violin and Clavier in A Major
Canon from String Quartet, Op. 76, No. 2
Canon from Sonata for Violin and Piano
Lacrimoso son'io
Canon from the Musical Offering