Leichte Folk/Volksmusik-Noten

Discovery Level 2 Contemporary harmonies support the well-crafted vocals on this classic from America's folk revival era. The subtle style change between the verse and refrain adds interest. Great for...

An English folksong forms the basis for this concert work for younger choirs. Ideal for building the important choral skills of blend, balance and part-singing, this is an excellent selection for cont...

Discovery Level 2 Audiences and singers will thrill to this famous Russian folk favorite in an accessible setting for younger and developing choirs. Exciting tempo changes and dynamic contrasts will b...

Discovery Level 2 Here's a jaunty setting of the traditional cumulative Irish folksong that uses spoken phrases, body percussion and a few surprises to create a fun and clever concert piece for young...

Fleet Foxes' hit single from 2008 is a lively, yet melancholy folk fable entwined in deep themes about childhood experiences. Use in your choral program for a unique change in tone, with body percussi...

The title of this Yiddish folk song informs us that a Balalaika will at least be inferred in the music. This wonderfully authentic arrangement does just that. It also includes a clarinet obligato (inc...

Discovery Level 2 This traditional Scottish song recalls the escape of Bonnie Prince Charlie to the Isle of Skye. The gently rocking motion of the 6/8 meter and the cello obbligato combine with the we...

Discovery Level 2 The traditional fiddle tune Soldiers' Joy is the anchor for this rollicking set of American folk songs that will make a spectacular concert closer. Feature a live fiddler or perform...

Discovery Level 2 The traditional American folksong gets a fresh treatment with this charming setting using original music. The light, contemporary style has a sweet, rocking feel and is an excellent...

Siebenbürgisches Tanzlied nach einer Melodie aus Bàcska (ungar/deutsch) Männerchor-TTBB - Singpartitur

MCh (3-st.: T, B, B) mit Bar-Solo

A collection of music transcribed for guitar by Theodore Norman, including a piece by Norman himself. While the whole may not be a 'book for beginners', it is eminantly suitable to being supplementary...