Fisarmonicha solo

Auf der Jagd è una polka veloce di Johann Strauss Sohn (op. 373). L'opera fu eseguita per la prima volta nell'autunno del 1875. La polka era basata su motivi tratti dall'operetta Cagliostro a Vienna.

Il detto è una citazione dall'operetta "Die Fledermaus" di Johann Strauss e allo stesso tempo un pezzo di saggezza buddista. Perché arrabbiarsi per cose che non si possono comunque cambiare, perché so...

Alla fine dell'anno di Johann Strauss, un altro Johann Strauss è ora incluso nella collezione di Johann Strauss dell'Edition Hummel Ton: il Papa di Schani. Egli ha scritto le 4 battute più famose del...

The popularity of the accordion is growing worldwide: this distinctive-sounding instrument is used for playing the most varied genres and styles of music, from simple folk music to classical solo piec...

The volumes of the successful series cover the entire music literature from the earliest centuries to our days. The material of the individual volumes containing short, easy pieces to be played in the...

The dances originally written by Franz Schubert for piano sound equally well on the accordeon. The well-known Hungarian accordeon player and teacher László Ernyei took advantage of this opportunity wh...

From the very beginning' - we might use this expression borrowed from Microcosmos to describe this volume of selections from Gábor Vas s most successful children s song arrangements, ranging from the...

This album contains seven original compositions, one of each style of dance music that perfectly suits the accordion. They include a polka, waltz, and tango but also genres which are not played by man...

This volume of accordion studies is related to the material used in the first few years of tuition. As a polyphonic instrument, the accordion draws its material mainly from the piano literature. For t...

The ragtime music of Scott Joplin (1868-1917) is a peculiar alloy of the syncopated rhythm of black folklore and the melodic, formal and chordal characteristic of European music. The compact sound of...