Schubert, Franz: Dances for children's string orchestra (first position)

score and parts

Selected and arranged by Zempléni László

Instrument: String Orchestra

Instrumentatie: 3 vl1, 3 vl2, 3 vl3, 2 vlc

Serie: Leggierissimo

Gen: Pedagogical performance pieces

Intindere: 108 pagini

Format: 23 x 30,2 cm (Bach)

Greutate: 0.354 kg

Publicat pentru prima data: AMCETi

Editor: Editio Musica Budapest Zeneműkiadó

Numar articol: 14335

ISBN: 9790080143353

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The material of this volume consists of the dances most popular in Vienna at he beginning of the 19th century: ländler, écossaises and German dances. They were originally piano pieces, but were certainly performed on all sorts of instruments at social gatherings and in public places of entertainment. This transcription for children's orchestra of these miniature compositions is a modern continuation of the old tradition of their 'transcription'.

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Walzer, D 146, No. 16

Walzer, D 146, No. 20

Ländler, D 366, No. 5

Ländler, D 366, No. 6

Ländler, D 366, No.4

Deutscher Tanz, D 420, No. 1

Ecossaise, D 421, No. 6

Ecossaise, D 529, No. 8

Ecossaise, D 618b, No. 1

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Wiener Damen-Länder, D 734, No. 7

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Wiener Damen-Länder, D 734, No. 15

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Wiener Damen-Länder, D 734, No. 16

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Ecossaise, D 734, No. 1

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Ecossaise, D 782

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Deutscher Tanz, D 783, No. 12

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Ecossaise, D 783, No. 2

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Valse Noble, D 969, No. 11

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Valse Noble, D 969, No. 9

Leggierissimo

Modeled on the popular Leggiero series, Leggierissimo was launched with music schools’ youngest string players in mind. In these very easy pieces for string orchestra, a third violin part replaces the viola. Everything is in the first position, so even after just a few years of instrumental study children can experience the pleasure of orchestral playing. Most of the volumes published so far were compiled by András Soós and László Zempléni, partly as composers of original works and arrangements, partly as transcribers of works (mainly for piano) by the greatest masters (Händel, Haydn, Beethoven, Schubert, Tchaikovsky). Every volume appears in the form of a folder, containing both the score and the individual parts.