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No. 10 from 24 Short and Easy Pieces, Op. 1
Alexander Reinagle
(1756–1809)

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Alexander Reinagle was an English composer and pianist who settled in Philadelphia, USA, in 1786, working as a teacher and theatre musician.
The original title of this piece is ‘Minuetto’ – Italian for minuet, a dance in moderate triple time. It originated in 17th-century France, but later
became popular throughout Europe.
Source: 24 Short and Easy Pieces, Op. 1 (London and Norfolk, Virginia, USA: Balls and Danjue, n.d.). All slurs and dynamics are editorial suggestions only.

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