Czardas is a piece for a Saxophone quartet (SATB) by Vittorio Monti. This composition arranged by Armando Ghidoni lasts 5’30 minutes and has a name taken from a Hungarian National Dance. Divided into six distinctive parts this piece is really cheerful and energetic. It requires some really strong technique as some sections are really fast. - Lento cadenza a piacere / Largo Maestoso - Vivace - Lento Maestoso - Vivace - Piu Mosso - Presto Czardas is the most famous piece by Vittorio Monti which was also arranged for other instruments: Violin andGuitar String quartet and accordion among others. It is a really entertaining work to play that will definitely be enjoyed by the audience during a recital. Vittorio Monti is an Italian composer mandolinist and violinist who worked in many gypsy orchestras.

Composée par Vittorio Monti la partition Czardas (4 trombones) est éditée par les célèbres éditions françaises Robert Martin sous la référence SL10064.De ce fait, si vous êtes un grand amateur de Trombone et encore plus de Trombone vous trouverez dans cette pièce tout ce que vous cherchez. Alors plus que quelques clics et cette partition vous appartiendra!!! / Trombone / Partition

Tout le monde connaît la célèbre Czárdás de Vittorio Monti dans sa version pour violon et piano. Désormais il existe une version pour xylophone et Fanfare. L?enregistrement de la partie soliste a été réalisé par le percussionniste flamand Patrick De Smet devenu célèbre pour son interprétation (les yeux bandés !) de l?œuvre Circus Renz au festival « Night of the Proms ».

Tout le monde connaît la célèbre Czárdás de Vittorio Monti dans sa version pour violon et piano. Désormais il existe une version pour xylophone et Orchestre d?Harmonie. L?enregistrement de la partie soliste a été réalisé par le percussionniste flamand Patrick De Smet devenu célèbre pour son interprétation (les yeux bandés !) de l?œuvre Circus Renz au festival « Night of the Proms ».

Tout le monde connaît la célèbre Czárdás de Vittorio Monti dans sa version pour violon et piano. Désormais il existe une version pour xylophone et Fanfare. L?enregistrement de la partie soliste a été réalisé par le percussionniste flamand Patrick De Smet devenu célèbre pour son interprétation (les yeux bandés !) de l?œuvre Circus Renz au festival « Night of the Proms ».

Czardas is a piece for 14 Saxophones(Sopranino SSSAAAATTTBarBarB) by Vittorio Monti. This composition arranged by Armando Ghidoni lasts 5’30 minutes and has a name taken from a Hungarian National Dance. Divided into six distinctive parts this piece is really cheerful and energetic. It requires some really strong technique as some sections are really fast. - Lento cadenza a piacere / Largo Maestoso - Vivace - Lento Maestoso - Vivace - Piu Mosso - Presto Czardas is the most famous piece by Vittorio Monti which was also arranged for otherinstruments: Violin and Guitar String quartet and accordion among others. It is a really entertaining work to play that will definitely be enjoyed by the audience during a recital. Vittorio Monti is an Italian composer mandolinist and violinist who worked in many gypsy orchestras.

Arranger : David Heyes The Transcriptions Series series Recital Music publish a wealth of original works for double bass alongside a popular, accessible and growing range of transcriptions for bassists of all ages and abilities. Most transcriptions published by Recital Music are by David Heyes, who has a successful and proven track record when arranging for double bass. Czardas for violin and piano is Monti's only famous work, believed to have been composed in the early years of the 20th-century, and has been composed for almost every instrument, every instrumental combination, and performed by every gipsy orchestra or ensemble. The slow rhapsodic introduction quickly leads into the main theme which is full of rhythmic fire and gipsy passion. A slow section, primarily in double stops, is then repeated in high harmonics before a brief return of the fast viruosic music which leads into a reprise of the Czardas material, but now in the tonic major. A fast and energetic finale brings the piece to a rousing and successful conclusion. This exciting new arrangement by David Heyes offers musical and technical challenges in equal measure and the edition includes accompaniments for both solo and orchestral tunings. An arrangement for double bass quartet is in preparation. Italian composer, conductor and violinist, Vittorio Monti was born in Naples on 6 January 1868 and died on 20 June 1922. He studied at the Conservatorio di San Pietro a Majella with F. Pinto (violin) and Paolo Serrao (composition) and moved to Paris in 1886 where he studied violin with Camillo Sivori, Paganini's most famous pupil. For many years Monti was a member of the Lamoureux Orchestra in Paris, also conducting the orchestra on occasions, and composed ballets, operettas and instrumental music during his years in the French capital.

Vittorio Monti was born on January 6 1868 in Naples (Italy). His musical education (violin and composition) he enjoyed at the conservatory there. Around his 30's Monti went to Paris. He earned a living as a conductor and wrote several ballets and operettas. In his last years Monti died in 1922 he devoted himself to teaching and composing. His famous 'Czardas' has made his name known even today. Initially the czardas was a Hungarian folk dance but after the mid-nineteenth century it was even a dance for the upper-class. Czardas begins with a slow introduction the Lassan (slow and sad) and then the fast part Friska follows. Czardas is not as somany people think typical gypsy music.

Vittorio Monti was born on January 6 1868 in Naples (Italy). His musical education (violin and composition) he enjoyed at the conservatory there. Around his 30's Monti went to Paris. He earned a living as a conductor and wrote several ballets and operettas. In his last years Monti died in 1922 he devoted himself to teaching and composing. His famous 'Czardas' has made his name known even today. Initially the czardas was a Hungarian folk dance but after the mid-nineteenth century it was even a dance for the upper-class. Czardas begins with a slow introduction the Lassan (slow and sad) and then the fast part Friska follows. Czardas is not as somany people think typical gypsy music.

Vittorio Monti was born on January 6 1868 in Naples (Italy). His musical education (violin and composition) he enjoyed at the conservatory there. Around his 30's Monti went to Paris. He earned a living as a conductor and wrote several ballets and operettas. In his last years Monti died in 1922 he devoted himself to teaching and composing. His famous 'Czardas' has made his name known even today. Initially the czardas was a Hungarian folk dance but after the mid-nineteenth century it was even a dance for the upper-class. Czardas begins with a slow introduction the Lassan (slow and sad) and then the fast part Friska follows. Czardas is not as somany people think typical gypsy music.

Vittorio Monti was born in Naples on January 6th 1868; he died on June 20th 1922. This Czardas (Csárdás) is his most famous work composed around 1904.

per violino e pianoforte-With five tempo variations and slow and fast sections this famous and celebrated piece was Monti's only outright success. For many people this enthralling piece epitomises the character of the Czardas a traditional Hungarian dance. This version for Violin and Piano.

Sarah Jeffery, connue dans le monde de la flûte à bec notamment grâce à sa chaîne YouTube Team Recorder , présente dans ce volume ses morceaux préférés pour flûte à bec soprano (ténor) et piano. Des variations sur The Wellerman aux adaptations romantiques et aux compositions modernes, en passant par l'estampie médiévale, les danses de la Renaissance et les mouvements baroques, 14 ?uvres originales et des arrangements de difficulté moyenne garantissent un pur plaisir de jouer. Avec des pistes audio à écouter et à accompagner ainsi que des vidéos avec des informations et des conseils. Photo de couverture par Claudia Hansen.Anon. (Irish Traditional): Dear Irish BoyAnon. (Sea Shanty from New Zealand): The Wellerman (Variations)Anon. (14th Century): EstampieJacob van Eyck (ca. 1590 ? 1657): Doen Daphne (Variations)John Dowland (1563?1623): The Earl of Essex GaillardHenry Purcell (1659?1695): Rondeau (No. 2 from Abdelazar)Michel Blavet (1700?1768): Sonata seconda, 1st and 3rd movements - George Frideric Handel (1685?1759): Voli per l?aria chi può volareJoseph Bologne, Chevalier de Saint-Georges (1745?1799): Rondo (from: Harpsichord Quartet)Samuel Dushkin (1891?1976) / Maria Theresia von Paradis (1759?1824): SicilienneClara Schumann (1819?1896): Ich stand in dunklen TräumenVittorio Monti (1868?1922) CzárdásBarbara Heller (*1936) Water Lily (from: Musical Flowers)Victor Alcantára (*1975): Invisible Poem (extracts) / Flûte à bec / Schott

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