French Fiddler - Violin Edition
Catalogue No: BH12057
The latest addition to the best-selling Fiddler series takes a leisurely and meandering journey through France, starting in Gascony, wandering east to Tarn and on towards Provence. It then heads north via the Auvergne and Limousin, through Berry and Morvan to Alsace, and after a detour to Paris the tour concludes in Brittany. The book features flexible arrangements for violin and piano with optional easy violin, violin accompaniment, and chord symbols. Each regional group of pieces is designed so that it can be played as a set for concert performance or, in some cases, dancing. Another attractive feature is the inclusion of photos of the performers and dancers Edward Huws Jones observed whilst researching the book. An appetising introduction to the vibrant and diverse folk scene in France.
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Contents:
The witch's broomstick
Jig
Joanna's wedding
Tric trac polka
King of the carnival
The wolf, the hare and the fox
Time to go
The folk from the mountain
Bourrée for Aurore
Vine-growers' polka
Bourrée: tuning the drones
Scottisch from Marmagne
In the evening
Marching song
The water jug
Beware of the wolf
An evening of romance
Lament
Ton-bale 1 & 2
BH12057
Specifications
- Arrangement
- violin (2 violins) and piano
- Arranger
- Edward Huws Jones
- Series
- Fiddler Collection
- Product Format
- Sheet Music
- Publication Date
- 04/04/2011
- ISBN
- 9780851625874 (0851625878)
- ISMN
- 9790060120572 (M060120572)
- UPC
- 884088630638
The latest addition to the best-selling Fiddler series takes a leisurely and meandering journey through France, starting in Gascony, wandering east to Tarn and on towards Provence. It then heads north via the Auvergne and Limousin, through Berry and Morvan to Alsace, and after a detour to Paris the tour concludes in Brittany. The book features flexible arrangements for violin and piano with optional easy violin, violin accompaniment, and chord symbols. Each regional group of pieces is designed so that it can be played as a set for concert performance or, in some cases, dancing. Another attractive feature is the inclusion of photos of the performers and dancers Edward Huws Jones observed whilst researching the book. An appetising introduction to the vibrant and diverse folk scene in France.