This is an attractive piece which has in the recent past been used as the basis for a pop tune. In this arrangement for flute, acoustic guitar and bass guitar, of the first section of the piece, the melody is played by the flute while the arpeggio chords are played by the acoustic guitar supported by a bass guitar. A tempo of 100 quarter note (crotchet) beats to the minute is suggested and the flute has the option of playing the melody up an octave on the repeat. Both guitar parts have TAB support. The rondo was composed by Clementi, known in his own time as a teacher, composer, performer and even as a manufacturer of pianos spending most of his adult life living in England. His Opus 36 Sonatinas are a rich source of music for piano players. A rondo is a piece with a recurring theme although only the A or first section is featured in this improver arrangement intended to introduce players of these instruments to ensemble playing.
