Airs and Dances is a collection of Scottish strathspeys (rugged, lyrical dance tunes) for violin and other melodic instruments. Strathspeys are usually played slower than reels, with many long-short dotted rhythmic patterns. This compilation features some of the best-known strathspeys as well as some of the quirkier, rarer tunes in this wonderful repertoire. The pieces are arranged chronologically.The melodies as written are the skeletons of the tunes, without much additional information like bowings, dynamics, and articulations. This presentation allows the reader to both learn the melodies in their most general sense as well as use their creative judgment to vary each tune'smelody and nuances. Each piece is framed with historical and cultural context, and audio is available online. Airs and Dances is a collection of Scottish strathspeys (rugged, lyrical dance tunes) for violin and other melodic instruments. Strathspeys are usually played slower than reels, with many long-short dotted rhythmic patterns.This compilation features some of the best-known strathspeys as well as some of the quirkier, rarer tunes in this wonderful repertoire. The pieces are arranged chronologically. The melodies as written are the skeletonsof the tunes, without much additional information like bowings, dynamics, and articulations. This presentation allows the reader to both learn the melodies in their most general sense as well as use their creative judgment to varyeach tune's melody and nuances. Each piece is framed with historical and cultural context, and audio is available online. / Musique traditionnelle anglaise, irlandaise, écoss / Recueil / Fiddle

The score of Janacek's popular and often performed songs for male choir: Vyhruzka (The Threat)O lasko (O Love)Ach vojna vojna (The Soldier's Lot)Krasne oci tve (Thy Lovely Eyes) While the last choral piece is written to verse by Jaroslav Tichy the text is otherwise based on folk poetry. The cycle was published under the title Four Male Choruses and is dedicated to Antonin Dvorak.

Doppelnr. Mit 'Was Dir Mein Mund Verschwieg' Aus Dem Tonfilm 'Wiener Mädeln'. Par ZIEHRER CARL MICHAEL. SO/ Répertoire / Voix