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Instruments 'canon in d major'?

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It varies because this piece was written in the Baroque era which was 1600-1750s I think. It has many variations.

Sometimes it's purely strings. Sometimes it's piano. Sometimes it's piano with a violin. Or a music box. It really depends on the transcript.

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Relevant answers:

Who composed canon in d major?
Johann Pachelbel
Who was credited for writing Canon in D major?
Pachelbel's Canon, also known as Canon in D major is the most famous piece of music by German Baroque composer Johann Pachelbel.
What is the Structure of canon in d major?
It's what musicians call a canon: multiple parts or voices (3 in this case) playing the same music but starting at different times. A round like "Row, Row, Row Your Boat" is a special kind of canon...
What year did Pachelbel write Canon in D major?
The "Canon in D major" was written by Johann Pachelbel around 1680.