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[[Beethoven]] wrote three sets of bagatelles - from one of them comes one of the most recognisable pieces of classical music: ''“Fur Elise”''. ([http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_mVW8tgGY_w listen on YouTube])  A young [[Camille Saint-Saens]] wrote a set. The Hungarian master, [[Béla Bartók]], in his own unique style, wrote 14 of them, like Saint-Saens, for piano. Turning to other forces, in England, [[William Walton]] wrote  five bagatelles for solo guitar, a work once neglected but now gaining in popularity with an increasing number of recordings - and even a concertante arrangement  – and [[Gerald Finzi]]’s set of six for [[clarinet]] and [[piano]] - later arranged with string orchestra - gives the form a comfortable pastoral feel.  
 
[[Beethoven]] wrote three sets of bagatelles - from one of them comes one of the most recognisable pieces of classical music: ''“Fur Elise”''. ([http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_mVW8tgGY_w listen on YouTube])  A young [[Camille Saint-Saens]] wrote a set. The Hungarian master, [[Béla Bartók]], in his own unique style, wrote 14 of them, like Saint-Saens, for piano. Turning to other forces, in England, [[William Walton]] wrote  five bagatelles for solo guitar, a work once neglected but now gaining in popularity with an increasing number of recordings - and even a concertante arrangement  – and [[Gerald Finzi]]’s set of six for [[clarinet]] and [[piano]] - later arranged with string orchestra - gives the form a comfortable pastoral feel.  
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One of the most popular [[chamber music|chamber]] works of all time is [[Antonin Dvorak]]’s  Bagatelles (op.47) for [[harmonium]], 2 [[violin]]s and [[cello]]; simple, charming and cheerful music that is a fine example of what can be called “household music” – pieces written for a particular group of friends or family using the instruments available to them.
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One of the most popular [[chamber music|chamber]] works of all time is [[Antonin Dvorak]]’s  Bagatelles (op.47) for [[harmonium]], 2 [[violin]]s and [[cello]]; simple, charming and cheerful music that is a fine example of what can be called “household music” – pieces written for a particular group of friends or family using the instruments available to them. This particular tune has been sung by youth groups (church and otherwise) as a semi-scatalogical refrain while travelling.
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:''Passengers will please refrain from using toilets while the train''
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::''Is standing in the station for a while''.
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:''If you feel you must pass water, please be kind and call the porter;''
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::''He will place a gerry in the aisle.''
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:::And so on.....
 
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[[Category:Musical Forms]]
 
[[Category:Musical Forms]]
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