Dehaske Goedhart / Dezaire - More Viola Fun + CD
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Summary of This Sheet Music
This collection for viola offers 15 pieces with a strong character, designed to stimulate curiosity and musicality. From an upbeat rhythm like "Samba, Samba on the Trumpet" to a more poetic atmosphere with "In the Clouds," each piece sets a different soundscape and encourages the student to refine tone, attacks, and phrasing. References to other instruments and the orchestral world (for example "At the Church Organ," "Clara's Clarinet," or "Pete's Guitar") make learning more vivid, as if the viola is dialoguing with an entire ensemble.
There are also nods to the classical repertoire with "Vivaldi on the Harpsichord," "Bach's Oboe, for Viola!" and "Papageno's Magic Flute," which bring a touch of style and listening, while remaining accessible. Between "A Lovely Melody," "A Little Dance," "The Big Bell," and "Fiddle the Viola Blues," this program provides excellent material to build progression, vary technical goals, and develop interpretation. An ideal score to enrich the study repertoire with pieces that sound great, tell stories, and inspire repeated playing.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Jazz, Blues, Soul | Publication | Sheet music |
| Instrumentation | viola | ||
Questions frequently asked
How many pieces are included in More Viola Fun for viola?
The collection includes 15 pieces intended for the viola.
Which styles are covered in this viola sheet music?
The listing categorizes the work under jazz, blues, and soul genres. Titles such as “Samba, Samba on the Trumpet” and “Fiddle the Viola Blues” illustrate this orientation.
Is the CD included with the Dehaske Goedhart / Dezaire - More Viola Fun sheet music?
The title of the work indicates the presence of a CD with the sheet music. No further details about its content are specified.
What references to the classical repertoire are found in this collection?
Several pieces refer to the classical repertoire: “Vivaldi on the Harpsichord,” “Bach's Oboe, for Viola!,” and “Papageno's Magic Flute.” These pieces introduce style work and listening within the context of the viola.
Does this sheet music allow for developing musicality on the viola?
The writing of the 15 pieces invites attention to tone, attacks, and phrasing. “In the Clouds” notably offers a poetic atmosphere, while “A Little Dance” brings a more dance-like character. References to the organ, clarinet, and guitar support the listening to instrumental colors.



