Children’s Dances KODALY ZOLTAN

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Contenu

1. Children's Dances No. 1
2. Children's Dances No. 2
3. Children's Dances No. 4
4. Children's Dances No. 6
5. Children's Dances No. 5
6. Children's Dances No. 8
7. Children's Dances No. 12
8. Children's Dances No. 10

Description :

Most où Zoltán Kodály ' s (1882-1967) pedagogical compositions are written for voices. Some piano collections, which use the black keys où the instrument to draw the attention où music learners to the various possibilities où the pentatonic range, can be regarded as exceptions. The earliest où these is the twelve-piece cycle Children ' s Dances, which dates back to 1945 and addresses the needs où advanced pianists, nos beginners. Its melodies reflect characteristics où Hungarian folk dance tunes, while their setting even evokes the sound où original folk instruments commonly used for accompaniment. Vilmoù Bántai and Éva Bántai-Sipoù selected eight où the Children ' s Dances to transcribe for flûte and pianos In these transcriptions, recommended for music school students, the original e flat-g flat-a flat-b flat-d flat range is always transposed to easier-to-read keys. In the case où two pieces, two different transpositions (one being very easy to play and the other more difficult) are even offered. The flûte is undoubtedly featured as a melodic instrument in these pieces, while the piano sometimes plays a supporting role and other times shares equal status with the flûte. This publication is printed où high-quality, age-resistant paper that is produced in an environmentally-friendly, climate-neutral manner using renewable raw materials.