Par BRAHMS JOHANNES. The 'Deutsche Volkslieder” WoO by Johannes Brahms were published in altogether seven books in 1894. The first six books each comprised seven songs for voice and piano accompaniment, and Book VII contained the subsequently composed songs nos. 43 to 49 for four-part chorus and piano ad libitum. Brahms had completed his compilation of the books in the winter of 1893/94- however, most of the songs were written earlier. Brahms' primary text source was the two-volume collection of 'Deutsche Volkslieder mit ihren Original-Weisen” (German Folksongs with their Original Melodies) published in 1838/1840 by Anton Wilhelm von Zuccalmaglio./ Répertoire / Voix Haute et Piano

Edition : Paris, 1685La seule oeuvre d'Honoré d'Ambruis qui nous soit parvenue, est un recueil de remarquables airs de cour. Cet ouvrage fait partie de la dizaine de livres d'airs de cour avec leurs doubles. Passage obligé pour celui qui s'intéresse au style de la première moitié et du milieu du XVIIème siècle français.Préface de Jean Saint-Arroman : l'agrémentation des airs de d'Ambruis / Voix Et Basse Continue Ou Musique De Chambre / 134 pages / niveau : 1 / Fac-Similés - Format: 23.5 X 31.5

/ Choeur D'Enfants 3-stimmig, Narrateurs, Piano (Ou Accordéon) Et Autres Instruments Ad Libitum (2 Instruments Mélodiques, Guitare, Guitare Basse Et Percussions)

In recent times there has been a surge of interest in the uniquely beautiful song forms of Roma (or 'gypsy?) music. Its variety, richness and influence have won international admiration, even as the Romani people themselves have so often been the victims of misunderstanding, prejudice and repression. The Romani people emerged in Eastern Europe almost a thousand years ago and can trace their origins to the Indian sub-continent. Their itinerant culture and wide global dispersal have led to a unique richness of musical style which, in part due to the rise in interest in World Music, is now being more widely appreciated. Whether performed in one of several Eastern European tongues or in the Romani's own language, the 21 songs featured here reflect the haunting, diverse voices of a unique ethnic culture. The songs are presented both in print-with melody lines, chord boxes and lyrics in their original language and English-and in classic recordings by the original artists on the accompanying CD. Donald Cohen, guitarist, folklorist and college history and music professor, has spent his life studying, researching and collecting music from Europe and the Americas. He is also the author of Fado Português, Songs from the Soul of Portugal and Tango Voices: Songs from the Soul of Buenos Aires and Beyond . / Mélodie/Accords/Paroles