Hungarian Dance No. 2
€119.90
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- Description
Additional information
| Sound File | |
|---|---|
| Sample Score | SHOW PDF |
| Composer | Brahms, Johannes |
| Arranger | Beek, Wil van der |
| Instumentation | Concert Band |
| Grade | 4 |
| Duration | 3:40 |
| Genre | Classical Transcriptions/ Concert Music/ Dance |
| Series | Concert Band Series |
| Included Parts | |
| Format | DIN A4 |
| Article | SMP-10-0266 |
Description
Johannes Brahms (1833 – 1897) was a German composer, who was very successful with his 21 Hungarian Dances for piano four-hands. The gypsy melodies used in these are not original folk tunes, but Brahms probably copied them from a Hungarian violinist with whom he traveled for a long time as an accompanist at the piano. All dances were orchestrated; most of them by great contemporaries, including Antonin Dvorak (who himself composed two successful series of Slavonic Dances).
Hungarian Dance No.2 is in 2/4 time (as are all 21 Hungarian dances!), is rich in syncopation, and has a fast tempo. Delays and tempo changes occur frequently, which is very effective.
Johannes Brahms (1833 – 1897) was a German composer, who was very successful with his 21 Hungarian Dances for piano four-hands. The gypsy melodies used in these are not original folk tunes, but Brahms probably copied them from a Hungarian violinist with whom he traveled for a long time as an accompanist at the piano. All dances were orchestrated; most of them by great contemporaries, including Antonin Dvorak (who himself composed two successful series of Slavonic Dances).
Hungarian Dance No.2 is in 2/4 time (as are all 21 Hungarian dances!), is rich in syncopation, and has a fast tempo. Delays and tempo changes occur frequently, which is very effective.
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