Pachelbel, Johann – Canon in D
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Click the gold button below to download and print the guitar sheet music and TABs for Canon in D, by J. Pachelbel. Commonly called “Pachelbel’s Canon,” this guitar song is perfect as wedding music, background guitar music, or for any occasion. This version has been transcribed to the key of C so it is easy classical guitar music. Enjoy!
Click the gold button below to download and print the guitar sheet music and TABs for Canon in D, by J. Pachelbel. Commonly called “Pachelbel’s Canon,” this guitar song is perfect as wedding music, background guitar music, or for any occasion. This version has been transcribed to the key of C so it is easy classical guitar music. Enjoy!
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