The Level 2 version is in 6/8 with the right hand in a non-standard, though rather fixed, hand position. Though its length may at first seem daunting, its sheer silliness will surely make it a favorite. The Primer Level version never strays from Thumbs Share C position. Here's a silly old nonsense song which is bound to please kids-as well as grown-ups who are still kids at heart. NEW MUSIC in JULY: Two versions of "The Animal Fair," one in Primer Level A Meanwhile, hold those whole notes for 4 full beats! No cheating! I'm watching you!! I am thinking of arranging the whole song at some higher level stay tuned. With some modifications to the words, it has been reduced to just two lines of music-see the videos to hear the complete version. STILL MORE music for AUGUST! "Long, Long Ago" in First Pieces This much-shortened version of "Long, Long Ago" is arranged for those who are just beginning to read music. Write your comments at the facebook group. So what looks like Hebrew at the bottom of page one is actually the first verse in Yiddish.
It is similar to German, but written with Hebrew characters. The balalalaika is a 3-stringed Russian instrument adopted by Russian Jews, and Yiddish is the language of the Jews of Eastern Europe-including Russia. This combination love song/riddle song is a favorite at Jewish gatherings. Understanding can grow, grow without rain,Īnd a heart can yearn and cry without tears."
NEW MUSIC in AUGUST: The Yiddish song, "Tumbalalaika" in Level 4AĪ young man devises a plan to choose a girl who is witty and bright.
0 kommentar(er)
