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| Richard C. Moore: The
Classical Tradition:
Accordion: Instrumental
Album
Accordion
Mel Bay
One of the truly great things about the Accordion is its extreme versatility. Ot...(+)
One of the truly great things about the Accordion is its extreme versatility. Other instruments envy its ability to transform from an intimate solo performer to the mightiest of orchestras contained in one player.TheAccordion can be as delicate as a single Violin and switch instantly into a full symphonic section of Strings Brass and Winds.Contained in this collection is a wonderful variety of classical favorites (as well as someoriginal compositions specifically for the Accordion) that showcase everything the Accordion can do. You'll find operatic melodies tunes you once played at the Piano art songs and dazzling themes from well-knownconcertos.The book contains music written over the course of three centuries from Rossini to Dahl. The Classical Tradition is destined to become a necessary addition to every accordionist's library.
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| Bent Sørensen: It Is
Pain Flowing Down Slowly
On A White Wall:
Accordion: Part
Accordion [Part]
Wilhelm Hansen
Accordion and Violin soli part for It Is Pain Flowing Down Slowly On A White Wal...(+)
Accordion and Violin soli part for It Is Pain Flowing Down Slowly On A White Wall for Accordion and Strings by Bent Sørensen (2010-11). Co-commissioned by ULTIMA - Oslo Contemporary Music Festival Trondheim Soloists and Telemark Chamber Orchestra. Programme Note It is pain flowing down slowly on a white wall – the sentence – the title – was given to me by a Hungarian woman in August 2008. She put a note with the sentence in my hand after a festival and told me that my music reminded her of the sentence written by a Hungarian poet. It is music full of slow motion – full ofsorrow – full of tangos with no dancers. Maybe I imagined the tears of an accordion player flowing down slowly on the bellow of the instrument. (Bent Sørensen)
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