Three Dances for Harpsichord and String Quartet in G major, Op. 83

I am back and running! While on my break, writing my many stories to tell, I thought a lot of everyone and my habit of composing songs frequently. The purpose of my eight-day break was to get in the flow of writing and to compose in moderation to prepare my return surprise and promise. Over my break, I composed five pieces, each of which was fun to write and entertaining to listen to. I am thrilled to be back in the swing of things and compose more music frequently! Good job, everyone, on the June Challenge; it was great fun!

The description of this piece is the second piece I composed for my cousin’s wedding, and it comes in three classy movements: Minuet, Rondeau, and Passepied—three French dances! This piece evokes dancers' feelings at a wedding, prancing lively to the rhythm of the harpsichord and string quartet. This piece is a baroque-like composition, and I put my greatest effort into it to make it sound like it would be a French Baroque-style piece. As always, in typical FireFairy316 fashion, this piece may have no slurs or dynamics, but that is the beauty of it! Being able to interpret the piece in any way possible and enjoy it. Have a wonderful and blessed day, everyone, and I am glad to be back!

~ FireFairy316