SKU: HL.49004520

ISBN 9790001047364.

SKU: BT.DHP-1094746-400

ISBN 9789043132848. 9x12 inches. English-German-French-Dut ch.

Take a trip around Europe with this exciting play-along book: Enjoy visits to Scotland, Ireland, Hungary, Spain, Bohemia and many more exciting places!

Die Tänze in diesem Buch enthalten alle charakteristische Rhythmusmerkmale der musikalischen Tradition des Landes oder der Region, aus der sie stammen. So ist zum Beispiel Irish Dance von der traditionellen Jig mit ihrem trällernden 6/8-Takt inspiriert. In der Violinstimme von Spanish Dance ist der der Flamencorhythmus in einem schnellen 3/4-Takt herauszuhören, während die Klavierstimme den Klang der Gitarre nachahmt. Scottish Dance weist Strathspey-Rhythmen auf und imitiert außerdem den Klang eines Dudelsacks.

Douze danses traditionnelles en provenance d‘Espagne, d‘É cosse, de Roumanie, d‘Italie, de Suède, des Baltiques, des Landes, d‘Irlande, de Provence, d‘Hongrie, de Bulgarie et de Pologne ; douze pièces idéales interpréter lors d‘une audition. Sur le compact disc vous trouverez trois pistes pour chacune des danses : la version intégrale, l‘accompagne ment dans le tempo normal et enfin l‘accompagne ment dans une version d‘étu de au tempo lent.

Inizia un viaggio attraverso l‘Europa. Questa pubblicazione di porter in Scozia, Irlanda, Ungheria, Spagna, Boemia e tanti altri posti affascinanti!

SKU: HL.48025445

ISBN 9783793145820. UPC: 196288216438.

Hans Winterberg's extraordinary life was written in two chapters, one Czech and one German, split right down the middle by the experience of the Shoah, which Winterberg, unlike his colleagues Ullmann, Krása, Haas and Klein, miraculously survived. In 1947, the Prague-born composer moved to Munich, where he worked for the Bavarian Broadcasting Corporation. As a student of Alexander Zemlinsky and Alois Hába, he belongs both to the Czech tradition following Janácek and to the circle of the Second Viennese School. He saw himself as a bridge builder between Western and Eastern culture. The circumstances under which Winterberg was able to compose during the war years are still unclear. Although his “mixed marriage” initially saved him from deportation, he had to perform forced labour and was eventually sent to the Terezin ghetto in January 1945. The Suite for Violin and Piano was composed in 1942, the year in which both Winterberg's mother and his piano professor Thérèse Wallerstein were murdered by the Nazis. Compared to the violin sonata from 1936, the Suite is much more condensed, lasting less than seven minutes. A melody dominated by chromatic turns and expressionist harmony lend the work its melancholy character, which gives way, however, to an almost irrepressible defiance in the rhythmically percussive last movement.