8 Jewish melodies (arranged for flute or clarinet and guitar

8 Jewish melodies (arranged for flute or clarinet and guitar

Composer traditional arr D W Solomons
Arrangement flute or clarinet and classical guitar
Co-Authors -
Lyrics -
Performed by Tamayuki and D W Solomons
Uploaded on 01 May 2009 09:45
Uploaded by dwsolo
Genre Classical
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Available files

  Filetypes Price
 16 scores - clarinet version x-zip € 8.00
 16 scores - flute version x-zip € 8.00
 

Details

Publisher Dwsolo
Difficulty Moderate
Pages 37
Religion Not applicable
Nationality -
Layout -
Clef Not applicable
Instrumentation Duet
Language -
Catalogue id MSS-2332-E77DBAF
 

Description

8 traditional Jewish melodies in simple arrangements and also extended arrangements for flute and classical guitar.
A version of these for clarinet and guitar is also provided here.

Each zip file (flute version and clarinet version) contains 16 scores: simple arrangement and extended arrangement.

The melodies are: Reb Itzikel's Niggun, Papirossen, Ozi V'zimrat yah, Hora Ne'urim, Hora Nirkoda, Ve David Yafeh Einaim, Debka Gilbo'a and Bo Dodi.

The sound sample is the simple arrangement of the Papirossen performed in 1991 by David W Solomons (guitar) and the Tamayuki (flute)

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