Dehaske All Time Klezmers - Saxophone Alto
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Essential Information About This Sheet Music
Essential Information About This Sheet Music
- An authentic journey into the klezmer tradition: Jewish dances and songs, from the lyricism of the Hora to the energy of the Freilach.
- Ideal for solo or duo performance: several pieces offer an optional second voice for duo playing or to vary a reprise.
- Accompaniment designed for musicians: accompaniment parts with chord symbols to facilitate group playing or adaptation.
- CD included for effective practice: a full version of each piece and a version with accompaniment only to practice solo.
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Summary of This Sheet Music
The collection All Time Klezmers draws directly from the repertoire played by klezmorim, highlighting the typical contrasts of klezmer music: singing melodies, modal colors, dance impulses, and expressive phrasing. It features the full range of moods, from the narrative softness of a Hora to the festive and lively rhythms of the Freilach, with a touch of Israeli influence in the spirit of Giora Feidman.
Designed for lively musical practice, the book offers, on certain pieces, an optional second voice : a real plus for duo playing, enriching the harmony, or simply renewing the musical discourse during a passage with reprise. The accompaniment parts include chord symbols, useful for building accompaniment on keyboard, guitar, or within a small ensemble.
The included compact disc supports your learning with two complementary listens for each track: a complete version, then a version with accompaniment only to train yourself in holding the solo part, working on style, intonation, and rhythmic placement. The recordings, made by authentic klezmorim, deliver an interpretation faithful to the tradition. Among the pieces, you will find notably "Der Mirjambrunnen," "Nigun," "Zorres un Masel," "Mordechaj," "The Ragged Freilach," "Lomir Tanzn," "Scholem sol sajn," "Di Mechaje," "Naftules Freilach," "Stempenjus Fiedel," "Nanis Vals," "A Ganef," and "Shalom."
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Traditional, World | Publication | Sheet music |
| Arranger | Johow, Joachim | Genre | Klezmer sheet music |
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Very good collection for one or two clarinets
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Questions frequently asked
Is the collection written for alto saxophone?
This edition is intended for alto saxophone and features klezmer music scores arranged by Joachim Johow.
Does the included CD contain playbacks?
The included compact disc offers two listens for each track. A full version allows hearing the performance, followed by a version with accompaniment only for solo part practice. The recordings are performed by klezmorim.
Can the pieces from All Time Klezmers be played as a duo?
Some pieces include an optional second voice, allowing a duo performance or harmonic enrichment during repeats.
Are there chords to accompany on keyboard or guitar?
The accompaniment parts include chord symbols. Thus, keyboard, guitar, or small ensemble accompaniment can be constructed.
Which klezmer pieces are included in this collection?
The contents notably include "Der Mirjambrunnen," "Nigun," "The Ragged Freilach," "Lomir Tanzn," "Naftules Freilach," and "Shalom." The pieces alternate between the colors of a Hora and the dance rhythms of the Freilach.
