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Scandinavian Trios for Strings

Rosin your bow for these 28 arrangements of music from Denmark, Finland, Norway, and Sweden. This collection features medleys of traditional ganglats, hallings, hambos, jigs, menuets, polkas, pols, polskas, and waltzes. Also included are a few arrangements of compositions by various Scandinavian composers including Edvard Grieg, Ole Bull, and Hans Christian Lumbye.

The interesting melodic bits in these arrangements have been distributed among all three parts, so you will all have a chance to play melodies, harmonies, and rhythm licks

Each of the collections in the Trios for Strings series consists of nine individual part books. Each of the three trio parts (A, B, and C) are available for violins, violas, and cellos.


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Tunes in this Collection...
MIXED MEDLEYS
Scandinavian Hambo Medley:
“Skinnbracka Med Lucku”, “Varvinda Friska”, “Roines Hambo”
Scandinavian Polka Medley:
“Laeg Di Maw” (“Blacksmith’s Polka” -- Danish), “Iltin Tiltu” (Finnish), “Lurveleven” (Norwegian)
Scandinavian Waltz Medley:
“Festvalsen” (Danish), “Svensk Annas Vals” (Swedish), “Bjonvalsen” (Norwegian)

DENMARK
Danish Jig Medley:
“Jig in A Major”, “Jig in D Major”, “Den Toppede Hone fra Vensyssel”, “Trekantet Slojfe fra Thy”
Danish Menuet Medley:
“Vindt Moolle Menuet”, “Menuet in A Minor”
Danish Polka Medley:
“Rask Polka”, “Railaenger Polka”, “Alborg Polka”
Danish Waltz Medley:
“Forkert Vals”, “Vals”, “Festvalsen”
“Salut for August Bournonville” by Lumbye
“Walzer” by Kuhlau

FINLAND
Finnish Menuet Medley:
“Menuett from Tjock”, “Gammel Torsin”, “Ta Hit En Fiol”
Finnish Polka Medley:
“Kaustisten Polka”, “Sakkijarven Polka”, “Jeppolat”
Finnish Polska Medley:
“Polska fran Kaustinen”, “Polska efter J.E. Taklax”, “Polska in D Minor”, “Polska in D Major”
Finnish Waltz Medley:
“Valssi Kemiosta”, “Larinettivalssi”, “Metsakukkia”(“Forest Flowers”)
“Karelian Dance” by Palmgren
“Menuetto” by Merikanto
“Minuet” by Palmgren

NORWAY
“Anitra’s Tanz” by Grieg
“Nocturne” by Bull
Norwegian Halling Medley:
“Halling fra Lom”, “Kjellarlemmen”, “Halling fra Budal”, “En Liten Lugum Lok I Moll” (“Halling efter Hans Brimi”)
Norwegian Polka Medley:
“Hoppvals from Roros”, “Postmannen”, “Torgrimdansen”
Norwegian Pols Medley:
“Pols”, “I Bryllupsgarden”, “Rorospols”
Norwegian Polska Medley:
“Gregorieleiken”, “Polska from Fredriksten”, “Hu Hei! Kor Er Det Vel Friskt Og Lett”

SWEDEN
“Scherzo”, by Alfven
“Supen”
Swedish Ganglat Medley:
“Appelbo Ganglat” , “Ganglat from Mockfjard”, “Rattvikarnas Ganglat”, “Sabb Johns Ganglat”
Swedish Polka Medley:
“Stockholms Polkett”, “Chicken Polka”, “Polkan Gar”, “Painter’s Polka”
Swedish Waltz Medley:
“Emma’s Waltz”, “Vals from Jamtland”, “Boda Valsen”
“Tranquillamente” by Maier

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Reviews...

“These 28 terrific arrangements include music from Denmark, Finland, Norway, and Sweden. The collection features medleys of traditional ganglats, hallings, hambos, jigs, menuets, polkas, pols, polskas, and waltzes, and a few other arrangements of compositions by Edvard Grieg, Ole Bull, and Hans Christian Lumbye are included. ‘The interesting melodic bits in these arrangements have been distributed among all three parts’, writes arranger Deborah Greenblatt, ‘so you will all have a chance to play melodies, harmonies, and rhythm licks’. There are nine part books in all: each instrument has an A, B, and C outcome, so the orchestration can be mix-and-match. Some arrangements are suitable for advanced beginners, but the majority is at the intermediate level. Greenblatt’s arrangements are consistently first-rate.”
...Hollis Taylor Stringendo, Journal of the Australian Strings Association Ltd., April 2017
used by permission of AUSTA National Journal Editor


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