Der Heyser Bulgar is a traditional Klezmer tune, it is a dance of joy and It fits perfectly both as encore and as part of a clarinet quartet program. Duration: 2:30 ca.

Contents:
- score
- 1st clarinet part
- 2nd clarinet part
- basset horn part (and 3rd B flat clarinet part as alternative)
- bass clarinet part

Chosen Kale Mazel Tov arranged for clarinet quartet. It is a piece of traditional Klezmer music which is often danced to at weddings. The repeat is optional.

This quartet has a klezmer feel. It is inspired by the Mel Lazarus comic strip and has a section for each child (Thomas, Marylou, and Francis). The main theme is from the Hebrew melody Prokofiev used in his Overture. The bass clarinet part is intended for an extended bass clarinet but can be done on the shorter one. All voices get interesting parts and audiences have loved it.

This lively and moving suite of tradition Hanukkah melodies will charm and delight audiences of all faiths. Masterfully arranged, each movement will challenge the ensemble and present stylistic variations ranging from Klezmer to Bach and Palestrina inspired counterpoint. The four movements are as follows: I. Yemei Ha'Chanukah (Hanukkah Oh Hanukkah), II. Moaz Tzur (Rock of Ages), III. Ner Li (I Have a Candle), and IV. S'vivon Sov Sov Sov (Dreidel, Spin Spin Spin) / Dreidel Song. This work is certain to be a highlight of any Winter Holiday concert.

This traditional Greek/Turkish song can be traced back to the 800-900 century. Still it's most famous as the opening title for Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction played by surf guitar-legend Dick Dale.


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Backingtracks:

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