Sevdah is the traditional music of the towns and cities of Bosnia drawing on cultural references with heavy Turkish and Muslim influences and blends rock gypsy and much more to make this distinctive lively and passionate music. The music and its meaning has taken on an immeasurable significance since the recent civil war with tales of suffering and striving. This volume contains 10 traditional tunes from Bosnia selected and arranged for Violin by Edward Huws Jones and encapsulates a nation's pride in its culture and identityfrom Bosnia selected and arranged for Violin by Edward Huws Jones. Also includes optional easy violin and guitar with the full lyrics andtranslations for each song.

Par NYMAN MICHAEL. For violin, cello and piano 'The title 'Time Will Pronounce'is taken from the last lines of Joseph Brodsky's poem 'Bosnia Tune' which deals with the horror of the unnecessary, unacceptable daily deaths in Bosnia during 1992 (and still in 1993): 'Time, whose sharp blood-thirsty quill parts the killed from those who kill, will pronounce the latter tribe as your type'. The violin and cello are (generally) treated as a unit independent of the piano. The form (generally) alternates slow and fast tempi, without motivation. The musical ideas are (generally) carried over from section to section. (Generally) the harmonic, melodic and textual materials features third and semitones derived (generally) from the movement of the bass part in the opening bars. / Rép Classique / Répertoire / Scores

The Balkans - where Europe meets Asia...All the cultural diversity of the Balkans is reflected in its varied and colourful music. Hidan Mamudov's selection of pieces from the region, in arrangements for ensemble and separate play-along editions for solo instruments, will provide new experiences for middle-grade players and beyond?The pieces are selected from Turkey, Hungary, Croatia, Bulgaria, Macedonia, Serbia and Bosnia-Herzegovina. Included are fascinating historical notes about the music and descriptions of traditional instruments. Special playing techniques are explained and performance tips will help players achieve an authentic sound. All this, together with the CDs of demonstration performances and play-along tracks is sure to be inspirational. / Violon

Arranger: Mamudov, Hidan
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The Balkans - where Europe meets Asia... All the cultural diversity of the Balkans is reflected in its varied and colourful music. Hidan Mamudov's selection of pieces from the region, in arrangements for ensemble and separate play-along editions for solo instruments, will provide new experiences for middle-grade players and beyond? The pieces are selected from Turkey, Hungary, Croatia, Bulgaria, Macedonia, Serbia and Bosnia-Herzegovina. Included are fascinating historical notes about the music and descriptions of traditional instruments. Special playing techniques are explained and performance tips will help players achieve an authentic sound. All this, together with the CDs of demonstration performances and play-along tracks is sure to be inspirational.
? A variety of lively pieces from the Balkans
? Arrangements for trumpet introducing typical regional styles, includes explanations of ornamentation
? For modern violin lessons that convey the fascination and fun of Balkan music
/ Partitions variété - pop - rock / Musique du monde / / UNIVERSAL EDITION

Arranger: Mamudov, Hidan The Balkans - where Europe meets Asia... All the cultural diversity of the Balkans is reflected in its varied and colourful music. Hidan Mamudov's selection of pieces from the region, in arrangements for ensemble and separate play-along editions for solo instruments, will provide new experiences for middle-grade players and beyond' The pieces are selected from Turkey, Hungary, Croatia, Bulgaria, Macedonia, Serbia and Bosnia-Herzegovina. Included are fascinating historical notes about the music and descriptions of traditional instruments. Special playing techniques are explained and performance tips will help players achieve an authentic sound. All this, together with the CDs of demonstration performances and play-along tracks is sure to be inspirational.

A lively and wide-ranging collection of great tunes from all around Eastern Europe suitable for playing on accordion but also on all other melodic and harmonic instruments! This collection features traditional dances and tunes from Hungary Romania Bosnia and Herzegovina Macedonia Albania Serbia and the Klezmer tradition along with a new composition by Merima Kljuco. Chord suggestions background information on the history of the accordion in Eastern European music and detailed guidance enable you to get the best out of this vibrant music.33 Traditional Pieces for Accordion.

For flexible ensemble (2 leading parts (C, Bb, Eb), accordion, guitar, piano, bass (double bass/electric bass), percussion)
Arranger: Mamudov Hidan.
The Balkans - where Europe meets Asia...
All the cultural diversity of the Balkans is reflected in its varied and colourful music. Hidan Mamudov's selection of pieces from the region, in arrangements for ensemble and separate play-along editions for solo instruments, will provide new experiences for middle-grade players and beyond…
The pieces are selected from Turkey, Hungary, Croatia, Bulgaria, Macedonia, Serbia and Bosnia-Herzegovina. Included are fascinating historical notes about the music and descriptions of traditional instruments. Special playing techniques are explained and performance tips will help players achieve an authentic sound. All this, together with the CDs of demonstration performances and play-along tracks is sure to be inspirational.
Score - for flexible ensemble:
Melodies I and II for C, Bb and Eb instruments,
Piano, Accordion, Guitar, Bass and Percussion
Parts - the CD provides instrumental parts for printing out as well as the musical tracks.
Traditional: Ciribiribella
Traditional: Moja Mala
Traditional: Moj dilbere
Traditional: Makedonsko Devojce
Traditional: Uzecko Kolo
Traditional: Rampi Rampi
Traditional: Svadbarsko Horo
/ Partitions variété - pop - rock / Musique du monde / / UNIVERSAL EDITION

Bosnian Ladino music combines Ladino lyrics with both Spanish and Slavic musical styles. Flory Jagoda the acknowledged transmitter of the Bosnian musical tradition recorded three albums of traditional music. Book contains all selections. Melody line chords texts transliterations translations annotations analysis historical and biographical background. 8-1/2 inch. x 11 inch. hardcover.

This song by Judy Collins from 1994 was written for the children of the Bosnian War of the 1990s but has continuing meaning for today's children of conflict. I dream of Peace I dream of flowers on the hill I dream I see my mother smiling When I close my eyes I dream of Peace.

This song by Judy Collins from 1994 was written for the children of the Bosnian War of the 1990s but has continuing meaning for today's children of conflict. I dream of Peace I dream of flowers on the hill I dream I see my mother smiling When I close my eyes I dream of Peace.

This song by Judy Collins from 1994 was written for the children of the Bosnian War of the 1990s but has continuing meaning for today's children of conflict. I dream of Peace I dream of flowers on the hill I dream I see my mother smiling When I close my eyes I dream of Peace.