Stehe auf, Nordwind

SKU: CA.3913300

ISBN 9790007055981. Language: German.

This early work, probably composed during the period 1701-1705, is in a style and form customary during the 17th century, combining biblical words with paraphrased verses. The words depict gentle breezes giving place to the rushing wind at the coming of the Holy Spirit. Suitable for Whitsun.

SKU: CA.3913319

ISBN 9790007139766. Language: German.

This early work, probably composed during the period 1701-1705, is in a style and form customary during the 17th century, combining biblical words with paraphrased verses. The words depict gentle breezes giving place to the rushing wind at the coming of the Holy Spirit. Suitable for Whitsun. Score and parts available separately - see item CA.3913300.

SKU: CA.3913311

ISBN 9790007056001. Language: German.

This early work, probably composed during the period 1701-1705, is in a style and form customary during the 17th century, combining biblical words with paraphrased verses. The words depict gentle breezes giving place to the rushing wind at the coming of the Holy Spirit. Suitable for Whitsun. Score and part available separately - see item CA.3913300.

SKU: CA.3913312

ISBN 9790007056018. Language: German.

This early work, probably composed during the period 1701-1705, is in a style and form customary during the 17th century, combining biblical words with paraphrased verses. The words depict gentle breezes giving place to the rushing wind at the coming of the Holy Spirit. Suitable for Whitsun. Score and part available separately - see item CA.3913300.

SKU: CA.3913349

ISBN 9790007056063. Language: German.

This early work, probably composed during the period 1701-1705, is in a style and form customary during the 17th century, combining biblical words with paraphrased verses. The words depict gentle breezes giving place to the rushing wind at the coming of the Holy Spirit. Suitable for Whitsun. Score and part available separately - see item CA.3913300.

SKU: CA.3913305

ISBN 9790007055998. Language: German.

This early work, probably composed during the period 1701-1705, is in a style and form customary during the 17th century, combining biblical words with paraphrased verses. The words depict gentle breezes giving place to the rushing wind at the coming of the Holy Spirit. Suitable for Whitsun. Score available separately - see item CA.3913300.

SKU: CA.3913314

ISBN 9790007056032. Language: German.

This early work, probably composed during the period 1701-1705, is in a style and form customary during the 17th century, combining biblical words with paraphrased verses. The words depict gentle breezes giving place to the rushing wind at the coming of the Holy Spirit. Suitable for Whitsun. Score and part available separately - see item CA.3913300.

SKU: M7.MH-15142

ISBN 9783920468167. German.

Der Musikgarten lässt Kinder erleben, wie viel Freude in gemeinsamem Musizieren, Singen und Tanzen liegt. Musikgarten Teil 2 - Der musikalische Jahreskreis lädt Kleinkinder im Alter von drei bis viereinhalb Jahren und deren Eltern zum spielerischen Musizieren in der Familie ein. Erst wenn das Kind aktives Musizieren in seiner Umwelt erlebt, wird es Freude am eigenen Musizieren entfalten. Im Kindergartenalter nehmen die Kinder den Ablauf des Jahres und den Wechsel der Jahreszeiten intensiv wahr. Der musikalische Jahreskreis bezieht seine zentralen Themen aus der Natur, der Musik und der Bewegung. Die Kinder lösen sich allmählich vom Schoß der Eltern und erproben ihre Unabhängigkeit. Das Gruppenerlebnis, rhythmische und sprachliche Echospiele, Tänze und der Einsatz von Instrumenten stehen in den Mittelpunkt. Das Lehrerhandbuch enthält Ausführungen zur Entwicklung des Kleinkindes, Erläuterungen zum Unterrichtskonzept und viele Anregungen zur Stundengestaltung. Die Kinderhefte geben Eltern und Kindern Impulse für das Musizieren zu Hause. Die den Heften beiliegende CD bietet eine Vielzahl wunderschöner Kinderliederarrangements, Instrumentalstücke, Klanggeschichten usw. Musikgarten Teil 2 - Der musikalische Jahreskreis wurde von Lorna Lutz Heyge (USA) entwickelt.