SKU: A0.961271

Three folksongs - Siuil a Ruin, Black is the Color of My True Love's Hair, and Fields of Athenry - are treated to a chamber music setting with accompaniment by the string quartet. The tunes remain intact for much of the time. The intricacy of the surrounding music varies from simple to complex. Appeals to audiences that enjoy Irish folk music. Fun for the singer and instrumentalists.

SKU: A0.553989

Ten Easy Pieces, Sz. 39, BB 51 (Hungarian: Tíz könnyű zongoradarab) is a collection of short pieces for piano by Hungarian composer Béla Bartók. It was composed in 1908.

The set consists of eleven pieces in total, although the initial dedication is not numbered. It has an overall approximate duration of 17 minutes. The movement list is as follows:

• Dedication 
• 1. Peasant Song
• 2. Frustration
• 3. Slovakian Boys' Dance
• 4. Sostenuto
• 5. Evening in Transylvania
• 6. Hungarian Folksong
• 7. Dawn
• 8. Slovakian Folksong (This One)
• 9. Five-Finger Exercise
• 10. Bear Dance

SKU: A0.1253683

Un Canadien Errant is a French-Canadian folksong written in 1842 by Antoine Gérin-Lajoie after the Lower Canada Rebellion. It has since become a well-loved classic folksong and is presented here as an intermediate level work for string quartet. At about 2.5 minutes in duration, this arrangement would easily fit onto any Canadian-themed concert or with other folksongs. For more music from Aaron Lee, including more arrangements for string quartet, you can visit www.MusicOfLee.com.

SKU: A0.649606

These three duets come from Bartok’s collection, For Children and are based on Slovakian folksongs. Besides being great teaching pieces for the instrumentalist, they are just as valuable for study from a compositional tool. Thank you for looking.

SKU: A0.649592

These three duets come from Bartok’s collection, For Children and are based on Hungarian folksongs. Besides being great teaching pieces for the instrumentalist, they are just as valuable for study from a compositional tool. Thank you for looking.

SKU: A0.649595

These three quartets come from Bartok’s collection, For Children and are from Hungarian folksongs. Besides being great teaching pieces for the instrumentalist, they are just as valuable for study from a compositional tool. Thank you for looking.

SKU: A0.649593

These three duets come from Bartok’s collection, For Children and are based on Hungarian folksongs. Besides being great teaching pieces for the instrumentalist, they are just as valuable for study from a compositional tool. Thank you for looking.

SKU: A0.649594

These three duets come from Bartok’s collection, For Children and are based on Hungarian folksongs. Besides being great teaching pieces for the instrumentalist, they are just as valuable for study from a compositional tool. Thank you for looking.

SKU: A0.649609

These three duets come from Bartok’s collection, For Children and are based on Slovakian folksongs. Besides being great teaching pieces for the instrumentalist, they are just as valuable for study from a compositional tool. Thank you for looking.

SKU: A0.649608

These three duets come from Bartok’s collection, For Children and are based on Slovakian folksongs. Besides being great teaching pieces for the instrumentalist, they are just as valuable for study from a compositional tool. Thank you for looking.

SKU: A0.553987

Ten Easy Pieces, Sz. 39, BB 51 (Hungarian: Tíz könnyű zongoradarab) is a collection of short pieces for piano by Hungarian composer Béla Bartók. It was composed in 1908.

The set consists of eleven pieces in total, although the initial dedication is not numbered. It has an overall approximate duration of 17 minutes. The movement list is as follows:

• Dedication
• 1. Peasant Song
• 2. Frustration
• 3. Slovakian Boys' Dance (this one)
• 4. Sostenuto
• 5. Evening in Transylvania
• 6. Hungarian Folksong
• 7. Dawn
• 8. Slovakian Folksong
• 9. Five-Finger Exercise
• 10. Bear Dance