The Apple Tree Orgue, Chorale [Octavo] Hinshaw Music Inc.
By Public Domain. Arranged by Keaton Lee Scott. Text: Public Domain. For Organ a...(+)
By Public Domain.
Arranged by Keaton Lee
Scott. Text: Public
Domain. For Organ
accompaniment. (SATB).
Folk, Sacred. Level:
Medium Easy Jr. High/High
School or Easy Adult. 8
pages. Duration 2 min, 22
sec. Published by Hinshaw
Music Inc.
SKU: HL.14004909 Golden Apple. Music Sales America. Musicals. Music Sales...(+)
SKU: HL.14004909
Golden Apple. Music Sales
America. Musicals. Music
Sales #GA11012. Published
by Music Sales
(HL.14004909).
2.75x4.25x0.656
inches.
This
humourous musical teaches
children about Christmas
customs and the moral
that being bossy and
judging only by
appearances is not
acceptable. The Bossy
Christmas Fairy is
coosing only the
prettiset decorations for
her tree, discarding even
the Nativity figures
until she learns the
imprtant lesson that
appearance is not
everything. Suitable for
mixed age and
abilitygroups. Topic work
notes on the origin of
Christmas trees and
decorations are also
included. If you need to
license a school/youth
theatre performance of
this product, please use
the online application
form.
(C Edition) For voice and C instrument. Format: fakebook. With vocal melody, lyr...(+)
(C Edition) For voice and
C instrument. Format:
fakebook. With vocal
melody, lyrics and chord
names. Series: Hal
Leonard Fake Books. 856
pages. 9x12 inches.
Published by Hal Leonard.
O Christmas Tree Fanfare [Conducteur et Parties séparées] - Facile Gobelin Music Publications
Fanfare Band - Grade 3 SKU: BT.GOB-000854-020 Arranged by David Well. Set...(+)
Fanfare Band - Grade 3
SKU:
BT.GOB-000854-020
Arranged by David Well.
Set (Score & Parts).
Gobelin Music
Publications #GOB
000854-020. Published by
Gobelin Music
Publications
(BT.GOB-000854-020).
The tradition
of the Christmas tree in
Western Europe dates back
to a time long before any
Christianization had
taken place. During the
severely cold winter
nights, so it was
believed, evil spirits
tried to ‘kill’
nature. Needle-leaved
trees were the only ones
which kept their green
colour throughout the
year, and therefore
became symbols of
immortality. These
‘living’ trees, said
to be the work of benign
spirits, were brought
into people’s houses to
ward off evil,
life-threatening powers.
In the 14th century
people first started to
decorate Christmas trees.
It was a pagan custom,
originated by the
inhabitants of Alsace.
This custom was taken
over by the Church in
thecourse of the 15th and
16th century. At first
the decoration consisted
mainly of edibles, such
as apples and wafers, but
later small presents were
added. Legend has it that
the reformer Martin
Luther was the first
person to decorate a
Christmas tree with
candles. The flickering
candle flames were meant
to create the image of a
starry sky in which
Christ’s apparition
could be recognized. The
German organ-player Ernst
Anschütz from Leipzig
was the first person to
notate the song ‘O
Tannenbaum’, the melody
being a well-known folk
song. Next to ‘Stille
Nacht’ ‘O
Tannenbaum’ is the most
famous German Christmas
song, now known
throughout the world. In
the United States of
America the melody of
‘O Tannenbaum’ has
even been used in four
States (among which the
State of Maryland) for
their State song. In
David Well’s
arrangement the song is
first heard as many of us
know it. After this
introduction, however, it
is transformed into a
solid rock version, and
the beat has been
changed. In the second
part the familiar
three-four time is back,
but here the rhythm is
different from the
original. After the
richly ornamented rock
beat the basic theme can
be heard once again and
the composition is
concluded in a festive
manner.
De
traditie van de
‘Kerstboom’ gaat in
West-Europa terug tot ver
voordat er van enige
kerstening sprake was.
Gedurende de koude
strenge winters dacht men
dat kwade geesten de
natuur ‘vermoordde’.
Naaldbomen behielden als
enige hungroene kleur en
werden daardoor symbolen
van onsterflijkheid. Deze
‘levende’ bomen, het
werk van goede machten,
werden in huis gehaald om
kwade geesten en
levensbedreigende
krachten buitenshuis te
houden. Van
‘versierde’
kerstbomenwas het eerst
sprake in de 14e eeuw.
Het was een heidens
gebruik, dat in deze
periode in de Elzas
voorkwam. Tijdens de 15e
en 16e eeuw werd het
versieren van de
kerstboom door de kerk
overgenomen. De
versiering bestond in
eersteinstantie vooral
uit etenswaar, als appels
en koekjes. Later ging
men ook kleine cadeautjes
als versiering gebruiken.
Er wordt beweerd dat
Martin Luther, de
hervormer, als eerste
kaarsen in een kerstboom
deed. De
fonkelendevlammetjes
creëerden een
sterrenhemel waarin men
Christus’ verschijning
leek te herkennen. De
Duitse organist Ernst
Anschütz uit Leipzig,
was de eerste die het
lied ‘O Tannenbaum’
op schrift stelde. De
melodie was een bekend
volkswijsje.Naast
‘Stille Nacht’ is
‘O Tannenbaum’ het
meest bekende kerstlied
dat vanuit Duitsland de
hele wereld veroverde. De
melodie van ‘O
Tannenbaum’ wordt zelfs
in de Verenigde Staten
van Amerika in vier
verschillende staten(o.a.
Maryland) als volkslied
gebruikt. In het
arrangement van David
Well hoort u het lied
eerst op de manier zoals
velen het kennen. Na deze
inleiding klinkt een
stevige rock-versie en is
de maatsoort niet meer de
gebruikelijke.Het
tussendeel is weer in de
vertrouwde
driekwarts-maatsoort.
Hier is echter de ritmiek
in een ander jasje
gestoken. Na de rijkelijk
met slingers versierde
rock-beat klinkt nog
één keer het
oorspronkelijke thema om
daarna feestelijk.
O Christmas Tree Orchestre d'harmonie [Conducteur et Parties séparées] - Facile Gobelin Music Publications
Concert Band/Harmonie - Grade 3 SKU: BT.GOB-000905-010 Arranged by David ...(+)
Concert Band/Harmonie -
Grade 3
SKU:
BT.GOB-000905-010
Arranged by David Well.
Set (Score & Parts).
Gobelin Music
Publications #GOB
000905-010. Published by
Gobelin Music
Publications
(BT.GOB-000905-010).
The tradition
of the Christmas tree in
Western Europe dates back
to a time long before any
Christianization had
taken place. During the
severely cold winter
nights, so it was
believed, evil spirits
tried to 'kill' nature.
Needle-leaved trees were
the only ones which kept
their green colour
throughout the year, and
therefore became symbols
of immortality. These
'living' trees, said to
be the work of benign
spirits, were brought
into people's houses to
ward off evil,
life-threatening powers.
In the 14th century
people first started to
decorate Christmas trees.
It was a pagan custom,
originated by the
inhabitants of Alsace.
This custom was taken
over by the Church inthe
course of the 15th and
16th century. At first
the decoration consisted
mainly of edibles, such
as apples and wafers, but
later small presents were
added. Legend has it that
the reformer Martin
Luther was the first
person to decorate a
Christmas tree with
candles. The flickering
candle flames were meant
to create the image of a
starry sky in which
Christ's apparition could
be recognized. The German
organ-player Ernst
Anschütz from Leipzig
was the first person to
notate the song 'O
Tannenbaum', the melody
being a well-known folk
song. Next to 'Stille
Nacht' 'O Tannenbaum' is
the most famous German
Christmas song, now known
throughout the world. In
the United States of
America the melody of 'O
Tannenbaum' has even been
used in four States
(among which the State of
Maryland) for their State
song. In David Well's
arrangement the song is
first heard as many of us
know it. After this
introduction, however, it
is transformed into a
solid rock version, and
the beat has been
changed. In the second
part the familiar
three-four time is back,
but here the rhythm is
different from the
original. After the
richly ornamented rock
beat the basic theme can
be heard once again and
the composition is
concluded in a festive
manner.
De
traditie van de
‘Kerstboom’ gaat in
West-Europa terug tot ver
voordat er van enige
kerstening sprake was.
Gedurende de koude
strenge winters dacht men
dat kwade geesten de
natuur ‘vermoordde’.
Naaldbomen behielden als
enige hungroene kleur en
werden daardoor symbolen
van onsterflijkheid. Deze
‘levende’ bomen, het
werk van goede machten,
werden in huis gehaald om
kwade geesten en
levensbedreigende
krachten buitenshuis te
houden. Van
‘versierde’
kerstbomenwas het eerst
sprake in de 14e eeuw.
Het was een heidens
gebruik, dat in deze
periode in de Elzas
voorkwam. Tijdens de 15e
en 16e eeuw werd het
versieren van de
kerstboom door de kerk
overgenomen. De
versiering bestond in
eersteinstantie vooral
uit etenswaar, als appels
en koekjes. Later ging
men ook kleine cadeautjes
als versiering gebruiken.
Er wordt beweerd dat
Martin Luther, de
hervormer, als eerste
kaarsen in een kerstboom
deed. De fonkelende
vlammetjescreëerden een
sterrenhemel waarin men
Christus’ verschijning
leek te herkennen. De
Duitse organist Ernst
Anschütz uit Leipzig,
was de eerste die het
lied ‘O Tannenbaum’
op schrift stelde. De
melodie was een bekend
volkswijsje.Naast
‘Stille Nacht’ is
‘O Tannenbaum’ het
meest bekende kerstlied
dat vanuit Duitsland de
hele wereld veroverde. De
melodie van ‘O
Tannenbaum’ wordt zelfs
in de Verenigde Staten
van Amerika in vier
verschillende staten
(o.a.Maryland) als
volkslied gebruikt. In
het arrangement van David
Well hoort u het lied
eerst op de manier zoals
velen het kennen. Na deze
inleiding klinkt een
stevige rock-versie en is
de maatsoort niet meer de
gebruikelijke. Het
tussendeelis weer in de
vertrouwde
driekwarts-maatsoort.
Hier is echter de ritmiek
in een ander jasje
gestoken. Na de rijkelijk
met slingers versierde
rock-beat klinkt nog
één keer het
oorspronkelijke thema om
daarna feestelijk af.
O Christmas Tree Fanfare [Conducteur] - Facile Gobelin Music Publications
Fanfare Band - Grade 3 SKU: BT.GOB-000854-120 Arranged by David Well. Sco...(+)
Fanfare Band - Grade 3
SKU:
BT.GOB-000854-120
Arranged by David Well.
Score Only. 10 pages.
Gobelin Music
Publications #GOB
000854-120. Published by
Gobelin Music
Publications
(BT.GOB-000854-120).
The tradition
of the Christmas tree in
Western Europe dates back
to a time long before any
Christianization had
taken place. During the
severely cold winter
nights, so it was
believed, evil spirits
tried to ‘kill’
nature. Needle-leaved
trees were the only ones
which kept their green
colour throughout the
year, and therefore
became symbols of
immortality. These
‘living’ trees, said
to be the work of benign
spirits, were brought
into people’s houses to
ward off evil,
life-threatening powers.
In the 14th century
people first started to
decorate Christmas trees.
It was a pagan custom,
originated by the
inhabitants of Alsace.
This custom was taken
over by the Church in
thecourse of the 15th and
16th century. At first
the decoration consisted
mainly of edibles, such
as apples and wafers, but
later small presents were
added. Legend has it that
the reformer Martin
Luther was the first
person to decorate a
Christmas tree with
candles. The flickering
candle flames were meant
to create the image of a
starry sky in which
Christ’s apparition
could be recognized. The
German organ-player Ernst
Anschütz from Leipzig
was the first person to
notate the song ‘O
Tannenbaum’, the melody
being a well-known folk
song. Next to ‘Stille
Nacht’ ‘O
Tannenbaum’ is the most
famous German Christmas
song, now known
throughout the world. In
the United States of
America the melody of
‘O Tannenbaum’ has
even been used in four
States (among which the
State of Maryland) for
their State song. In
David Well’s
arrangement the song is
first heard as many of us
know it. After this
introduction, however, it
is transformed into a
solid rock version, and
the beat has been
changed. In the second
part the familiar
three-four time is back,
but here the rhythm is
different from the
original. After the
richly ornamented rock
beat the basic theme can
be heard once again and
the composition is
concluded in a festive
manner.
De
traditie van de
‘Kerstboom’ gaat in
West-Europa terug tot ver
voordat er van enige
kerstening sprake was.
Gedurende de koude
strenge winters dacht men
dat kwade geesten de
natuur ‘vermoordde’.
Naaldbomen behielden als
enige hungroene kleur en
werden daardoor symbolen
van onsterflijkheid. Deze
‘levende’ bomen, het
werk van goede machten,
werden in huis gehaald om
kwade geesten en
levensbedreigende
krachten buitenshuis te
houden. Van
‘versierde’
kerstbomenwas het eerst
sprake in de 14e eeuw.
Het was een heidens
gebruik, dat in deze
periode in de Elzas
voorkwam. Tijdens de 15e
en 16e eeuw werd het
versieren van de
kerstboom door de kerk
overgenomen. De
versiering bestond in
eersteinstantie vooral
uit etenswaar, als appels
en koekjes. Later ging
men ook kleine cadeautjes
als versiering gebruiken.
Er wordt beweerd dat
Martin Luther, de
hervormer, als eerste
kaarsen in een kerstboom
deed. De
fonkelendevlammetjes
creëerden een
sterrenhemel waarin men
Christus’ verschijning
leek te herkennen. De
Duitse organist Ernst
Anschütz uit Leipzig,
was de eerste die het
lied ‘O Tannenbaum’
op schrift stelde. De
melodie was een bekend
volkswijsje.Naast
‘Stille Nacht’ is
‘O Tannenbaum’ het
meest bekende kerstlied
dat vanuit Duitsland de
hele wereld veroverde. De
melodie van ‘O
Tannenbaum’ wordt zelfs
in de Verenigde Staten
van Amerika in vier
verschillende staten(o.a.
Maryland) als volkslied
gebruikt. In het
arrangement van David
Well hoort u het lied
eerst op de manier zoals
velen het kennen. Na deze
inleiding klinkt een
stevige rock-versie en is
de maatsoort niet meer de
gebruikelijke.Het
tussendeel is weer in de
vertrouwde
driekwarts-maatsoort.
Hier is echter de ritmiek
in een ander jasje
gestoken. Na de rijkelijk
met slingers versierde
rock-beat klinkt nog
één keer het
oorspronkelijke thema om
daarna feestelijk.
O Christmas Tree Orchestre d'harmonie [Conducteur] - Facile Gobelin Music Publications
Concert Band/Harmonie - Grade 3 SKU: BT.GOB-000905-140 Arranged by David ...(+)
Concert Band/Harmonie -
Grade 3
SKU:
BT.GOB-000905-140
Arranged by David Well.
Score Only. 10 pages.
Gobelin Music
Publications #GOB
000905-140. Published by
Gobelin Music
Publications
(BT.GOB-000905-140).
The tradition
of the Christmas tree in
Western Europe dates back
to a time long before any
Christianization had
taken place. During the
severely cold winter
nights, so it was
believed, evil spirits
tried to 'kill' nature.
Needle-leaved trees were
the only ones which kept
their green colour
throughout the year, and
therefore became symbols
of immortality. These
'living' trees, said to
be the work of benign
spirits, were brought
into people's houses to
ward off evil,
life-threatening powers.
In the 14th century
people first started to
decorate Christmas trees.
It was a pagan custom,
originated by the
inhabitants of Alsace.
This custom was taken
over by the Church inthe
course of the 15th and
16th century. At first
the decoration consisted
mainly of edibles, such
as apples and wafers, but
later small presents were
added. Legend has it that
the reformer Martin
Luther was the first
person to decorate a
Christmas tree with
candles. The flickering
candle flames were meant
to create the image of a
starry sky in which
Christ's apparition could
be recognized. The German
organ-player Ernst
Anschütz from Leipzig
was the first person to
notate the song 'O
Tannenbaum', the melody
being a well-known folk
song. Next to 'Stille
Nacht' 'O Tannenbaum' is
the most famous German
Christmas song, now known
throughout the world. In
the United States of
America the melody of 'O
Tannenbaum' has even been
used in four States
(among which the State of
Maryland) for their State
song. In David Well's
arrangement the song is
first heard as many of us
know it. After this
introduction, however, it
is transformed into a
solid rock version, and
the beat has been
changed. In the second
part the familiar
three-four time is back,
but here the rhythm is
different from the
original. After the
richly ornamented rock
beat the basic theme can
be heard once again and
the composition is
concluded in a festive
manner.
De
traditie van de
‘Kerstboom’ gaat in
West-Europa terug tot ver
voordat er van enige
kerstening sprake was.
Gedurende de koude
strenge winters dacht men
dat kwade geesten de
natuur ‘vermoordde’.
Naaldbomen behielden als
enige hungroene kleur en
werden daardoor symbolen
van onsterflijkheid. Deze
‘levende’ bomen, het
werk van goede machten,
werden in huis gehaald om
kwade geesten en
levensbedreigende
krachten buitenshuis te
houden. Van
‘versierde’
kerstbomenwas het eerst
sprake in de 14e eeuw.
Het was een heidens
gebruik, dat in deze
periode in de Elzas
voorkwam. Tijdens de 15e
en 16e eeuw werd het
versieren van de
kerstboom door de kerk
overgenomen. De
versiering bestond in
eersteinstantie vooral
uit etenswaar, als appels
en koekjes. Later ging
men ook kleine cadeautjes
als versiering gebruiken.
Er wordt beweerd dat
Martin Luther, de
hervormer, als eerste
kaarsen in een kerstboom
deed. De fonkelende
vlammetjescreëerden een
sterrenhemel waarin men
Christus’ verschijning
leek te herkennen. De
Duitse organist Ernst
Anschütz uit Leipzig,
was de eerste die het
lied ‘O Tannenbaum’
op schrift stelde. De
melodie was een bekend
volkswijsje.Naast
‘Stille Nacht’ is
‘O Tannenbaum’ het
meest bekende kerstlied
dat vanuit Duitsland de
hele wereld veroverde. De
melodie van ‘O
Tannenbaum’ wordt zelfs
in de Verenigde Staten
van Amerika in vier
verschillende staten
(o.a.Maryland) als
volkslied gebruikt. In
het arrangement van David
Well hoort u het lied
eerst op de manier zoals
velen het kennen. Na deze
inleiding klinkt een
stevige rock-versie en is
de maatsoort niet meer de
gebruikelijke. Het
tussendeelis weer in de
vertrouwde
driekwarts-maatsoort.
Hier is echter de ritmiek
in een ander jasje
gestoken. Na de rijkelijk
met slingers versierde
rock-beat klinkt nog
één keer het
oorspronkelijke thema om
daarna feestelijk af.
Piano - intermediate SKU: BT.DHP-1145559-401 12 intermediate solos for...(+)
Piano - intermediate
SKU:
BT.DHP-1145559-401
12 intermediate solos
for the modern
pianist. Composed by
Michiel Merkies. Book
Only. Composed 2014. 32
pages. De Haske
Publications #DHP
1145559-401. Published by
De Haske Publications
(BT.DHP-1145559-401).
ISBN 9789043136082.
9x12 inches.
International.
PIAN
O SOLOS features twelve
marvellous contemporary
compositions that were
written in the style of
the pop and film music
genres. The solos are
designed to develop
technique and focus on
musical expression,
whilst also being fun to
play. Suitable
forintermediate players
and ideal for piano
lessons.
Stylistically reminiscent
of Yann Tiersen and
Yurama, these 12 pieces
by Michiel Merkies
accompany his Piano
Life method. The
focus of these pieces is
on the pleasure of
playing. This modern
music will complement
your piano playing
todayand fuel your
ambitions for
tomorrow!
In PIANO
SOLOS vind je twaalf
schitterende hedendaagse
composities in een bijna
filmische, poëtische
popmuziekstijl. De
stukken zijn bedoeld om
je techniek en muzikale
voordracht te
ontwikkelen, maar ze zijn
vooral heel leuk om te
spelen.
Demoeilijkheidsgraad is
gemiddeld en het boek is
bijzonder geschikt voor
gebruik in de pianoles.
Kortom: dit is muziek
die past bij je pianospel
van vandaag en bij je
ambities voor
morgen!
PIANO
SOLOS: Das sind zwölf
großartige moderne
Kompositionen in einem
filmischen, poetisch
anmutenden Pop-Stil. Die
Stücke sind dazu
gedacht, die Technik zu
verfeinern und Schüler
im musikalischen Vortrag
zu schulen, aber sie
machen vor allem
auchSpaß zu spielen.
Das im mittleren
Schwierigkeitsgrad
gehaltene Buch eignet
sich besonders gut für
den Gebrauch im
Klavierunterricht. Kur
zum: Dies ist Musik
für das Klavierspiel
der Gegenwart, die den
Ehrgeiz für die
Zukunft
weckt!
PIANO SOLOS
raccoglie 12 splendide
composizioni
contemporanee scritte in
uno stile che si avvicina
alla musica fa film,
poetico e con accenti
pop. I brani sono stati
scritti per sviluppare la
tecnica e
l’espressione
musicale, ma sono in
primo luogodivertenti da
eseguire. Il livello di
difficolt è intermedio
e i pezzi si prestano in
modo ottimale ad essere
utilizzati come materiale
da studio. In breve:
musica perfetta per le
esigenze attuali e le
ambizioni future!
For voice and C instrument. Format: fakebook. With vocal melody, lyrics and chor...(+)
For voice and C
instrument. Format:
fakebook. With vocal
melody, lyrics and chord
names. Traditional pop
and vocal standards.
Series: Hal Leonard Fake
Books. 424 pages. 9x12
inches. Published by Hal
Leonard.
SATB choir, a cappella - Medium Difficult/Difficult SKU: PL.0322 Composed...(+)
SATB choir, a cappella -
Medium
Difficult/Difficult
SKU: PL.0322
Composed by Donald Nally.
Choral, Advent, General.
Octavo. Paraclete Press
#0322. Published by
Paraclete Press
(PL.0322).
This
is a significant addition
to the Advent repertoire.
Mr. Nally has set a
classic text to music of
intense expression and
anticipation. Four of the
five verses share a
mildly dissonant style
with an interesting
chromaticism at the
refrain of Christ the
Apple Tree. The central
verse is lighter and
brighter in spirit
reflecting the glory
which now I can see. the
music is set primarily in
the middle voice with
phrases of a elegant
sweep and breadth. The
coda develops the refrain
into more expansive
lyricism and the motet
ends in peace. This work
is also an excellent
choice for Carol
concerts.
Vocal and Piano SKU: HL.14019176 Composed by Caroline Hoile. Music Sales ...(+)
Vocal and Piano
SKU:
HL.14019176
Composed
by Caroline Hoile. Music
Sales America. Christmas.
Cassette. Composed 2015.
Golden Apple Productions
#GA10141. Published by
Golden Apple Productions
(HL.14019176).
English.
A
highly successful journey
in story and song through
the enoyable things
associated with a happy
Christmas. Arriving at
the Bethlehem Nativity
scene, the Little Angel
finds out what makes the
night so special. This
fun and effective
Christmas celebration is
easy to understand, and
is suitable for children
aged 4 to 7. Arranged for
piano, voice and simple
percussion, with Guitar
chords given. Duration:
25-30 mins. If you need
to license a school/youth
theatre performance of
this product, please use
the online application
form.
Spotlight Solos Voix haute, Piano [Partition + CD] Alfred Publishing
(10 Contemporary Arrangements for Solo Voice and Piano (High Voice)). Edited by ...(+)
(10 Contemporary
Arrangements for Solo
Voice and Piano (High
Voice)). Edited by Sally
K. Albrecht. For with
Piano (High voice
(Medium-High)). Book; CD;
Vocal Collection. 72
pages. Published by
Alfred Music Publishing
(10 Contemporary Arrangements for Solo Voice and Piano (Low Voice)). Edited by S...(+)
(10 Contemporary
Arrangements for Solo
Voice and Piano (Low
Voice)). Edited by Sally
K. Albrecht. For with
Piano (Low voice
(Medium-Low)). Book; CD;
Vocal Collection. 72
pages. Published by
Alfred Music Publishing
By Bob Dylan. By Bob Dylan. Arranged by Don Giller and Ed Lozano. Music Sales Am...(+)
By Bob Dylan. By Bob
Dylan. Arranged by Don
Giller and Ed Lozano.
Music Sales America.
Folk, Pop, Rock.
Softcover. Composed 2016.
788 pages. Music Sales
#AM978923. Published by
Music Sale
Piano SKU: HL.215239 Volume 1. Composed by Various. PWM. Classical...(+)
Piano
SKU:
HL.215239
Volume
1. Composed by
Various. PWM. Classical,
Polish. Softcover. 40
pages. Polskie
Wydawnictwo Muzyczne
#11695010. Published by
Polskie Wydawnictwo
Muzyczne (HL.215239).
UPC: 888680668112.
9.25x12.0x0.134
inches.
The first
volume for piano solo
from the series Music
from Chopin's Land gives
an obvious, though often
forgotten, impression
that every era in the
history of Polish piano
music had its own great
creators. The
compositions selected for
the series allow for a
global overview of the
Polish piano music - its
pathway, development and
unique style. CONTENTS:
Franciszek Mirecki:
Sonata No. 3, Op. 12,
part II Janina Garscia:
Ikebana * Mount Fuji
Witold Lutolawski: Folk
Melodies: O My Johnny, An
Apple hangs on the
Apple-tree, Flirting
Marek Stachowski:
Odysseus amidst the White
keys: The Sirens, The
Home-coming of Odysseus
Zygmunt Noskowski:
Elegaic Polonaise
Fryderyk Chopin: Waltz in
A minor, Op. post.
Edited by Amy Appleby. For piano. Format: solo piano book (spiral bound). With i...(+)
Edited by Amy Appleby.
For piano. Format: solo
piano book (spiral
bound). With introductory
text and lyrics. Blues
and ragtime. 319 pages.
9x12 inches. Published by
Music Sales.
A Method for the Recorder Based on Israel Folk Melodies. By Tzipora H. Jochsberg...(+)
A Method for the Recorder
Based on Israel Folk
Melodies. By Tzipora H.
Jochsberger.
Transcontinental Music
Folios. Size 9x12 inches.
66 pages. Published by
Transcontinental Music
Publications.
