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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. We now know that the melody originated from a harpsichord suite by Christian Petzold, included in the famous 1725 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 bass?
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. We now know that the melody originated from a harpsichord suite by Christian Petzold, included in the famous 1725 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 bass?