Violin Play-Along Volume 41-The Violin Play-Along: Johann Strauss songbook will help you play your favourite songs quickly and easily.Just follow the music listen to the CD to hear how the Violin should sound and then play along using the separate backing tracks on the CD. With the melody and lyrics included in the book you may also choose to sing along. Chord symbols are provided should you wish to elaborate on the melody.The audio CD is playable on any CD player. For PC and MAC computer users the CD is enhanced so you can adjust the recording to any tempo without changing pitchThis vast collection includes songs such as Artist's Life Blue Danube Waltz Emperor Waltz and many more.

For Violin And Piano-Strauß in March and GallopThe artfully stylised Waltzes Marches Polkas Quadrilles and Gallops were part and parcel of middle-class concert life at the end of the 19th century. This is mostly to do with the works of Johann Strauß (father) who intrigued audiences with more than 250 works. Thus some of his compositions are still an integral part of the concert repertoire. The famous Radetzky March is the musical highlight of the present collection in a brilliant arrangement for violin and piano.

Instrument : violin Type : performance book Nombre de Pages : 24 Part 2 of Sheila Nelson's Tetratunes Series. Stringsongs develops reading skills begun in Tetratunes, by the use of singing and part-playing. The edition is part of the ABRSM syllabus (grade 2). Content : Anon: Sound for us - Traditional: London's burning - Sheila M. Nelson: Drummer's march - Traditional: Fiddle and flute - Anon: Favourite round - T.H. Bayley: Long, long ago - Traditional: My dame hath a lame, tame crane - Thomas Tallis: Tallis' canon - Sheila M. Nelson: Summer song - Anon: Summer is a-coming in - Sheila M. Nelson: Echo dance - Anon: Ave Maria - Sheila M. Nelson: Idle cowboy - Traditional: Three blind mice - G.F. Handel: Gavotte - Sheila M. Nelson: I sing when I'm happy - Philip Hayes: The rose - Anon: Oh, how lovely is the evening - Sheila M. Nelson: Rumba time - John Jenkins: A boat, a boat - John Arnold: Haste thee, nymph - L. van Beethoven: The flower wondrous-fair - John Hilton: Come, follow - Anon: O my love - Country dance: The four posted bed - Johann Strauss: Emperor waltz - R.A. Eastburn: Little brown jug