The Canon in D written by Johann Pachelbel is a timeless classic and a great example of counterpoint from the Baroque Era. This familiar masterpiece, originally written for harpsichord in the late seventeenth century circa 1680, has certainly stood the test of time. This arrangement of Pachelbel’s Canon, transcribed and arranged for flute and piano by Tony Santorella was actually edited and performed by Tim Morrison while seated in the first chair as a highly respected member of the Boston Symphony Orchestra. This historic melodic theme has been used for centuries at a variety of events including majestic processionals but is most frequently heard at weddings or any other similar matrimonial service.
