Schnurrpfeiffereyen – Volume 2

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124 Old and new songs and dances

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Description

The history of the Schnurrpfeiffereyen began in Eveshausen, a small village in the Hunsrück, where mainly bagpipe and hurdy-gurdy players from Germany and neighboring countries came together in the early 1980s. At these regular meetings, experiences about instrument making were exchanged, songs and dances were learned from each other and music was played and danced in a convivial get-together.

A musical heritage for connoisseurs

As it was not easy for lovers of traditional folk music and early music to obtain sheet music at that time, Martina Sirtl took on the task of recording the international repertoire that was heard and played, and designed these wonderfully illustrated and musically unique collections.

Traditional music at first hand

The first volume appeared in 1981 and volume 2 followed in 1983, both published by the musicians in Eveshausen themselves. The songs and dances, mostly notated for one voice and easy to play, reflect the diversity and richness of traditional music. Volume 2 contains 85 dances and 39 songs from Germany and neighboring countries, especially suitable for drone instruments such as bagpipes and hurdy-gurdy, in the main keys ‘C’, ‘G’ and ‘F’.

A diverse collection of dances and songs

“Schnurrpfeiffereyen – Band 2” offers a wide range of musical styles and eras. From simple melodies to more complex arrangements – this collection is a must for every lover of traditional folk music and early music.

Revised and made accessible to all

The new edition published by “Verlag der Spielleute” brings a revised and corrected version of the songs and dances. With an enlarged format for better readability, “Schnurrpfeiffereyen – Band 2” has been prepared for a new generation of music lovers.

“Schnurrpfeiffereyen – Band 2” is not just a sheet music book, but an invitation to immerse yourself in the diverse world of traditional music. With a rich selection of songs and dances and a deep rootedness in the community of musicians, this collection offers an unparalleled musical experience. Discover and experience the musical tradition that is kept alive in Eveshausen.

Additional information

Weight 0,194 kg
ISBN-13

978-3-927240-04-9

GTIN

9783927240049

Pages

80

Produktform

Customs tariff number

49019900

Country of manufacture

EN

Format

C5

Foreword

To the 1st edition

Following the success of the first book, we are delighted to present the second volume of “Schnurrpfeiffereyen”.

The pieces were compiled by musicians who regularly come together in the Hunsrück for a hurdy-gurdy and bagpipe players’ meeting. This is why they are mainly drone pieces of various origins and eras, but they can easily be played on other instruments as well.

The illustrations are ink drawings based on photographs of musicians from the Eveshausen circle, unless they are redrawings of historical originals.

We would like to thank everyone who worked on this second volume, especially Martina Sirtl, who once again took care of all the graphic design, notation and lettering.

Let it purr and whistle”

Eveshausen, March 1983

To the 2nd edition

We are pleased to be able to present a 2nd edition of this collection in the newly founded “Verlag der Spielleute”. The songs and dances have been thoroughly revised and corrected. For better readability, we have decided to enlarge the format.

I would like to thank Elke Rogge, Dieter Rurländer and Gert Dannemann, who helped with the corrections.

Stuttgart, October 1988
Martina Sirtl

Contents

  1. Anglois
  2. Bote Sei Tsijn Flikkes Nien
  3. Bourrée
  4. Bourrée Auresquante d’Assoutoy
  5. Bourrée Croisée
  6. Bourrée Croisée Bourbonnaise
  7. Bourrée Kabber-Dosch
  8. Bourrée Pastorelle
  9. Branle de Bourgogne
  10. Branle de Champagne
  11. Branle d’Ecu
  12. Branle 5
  13. Branle Simple
  14. Bransle van Brussel
  15. Bransle van de Mooje Pop
  16. British Grenadiers, the
  17. Buxos Verdes Muiñera
  18. Canon de l’Été
  19. Contradans
  20. Contradans
  21. Danse Des Bâtons
  22. Den Bastaert
  23. Triple dance
  24. Three Liadrigi stockings
  25. Ductia
  26. A Speelman Komt voorbij
  27. Estampie
  28. Flag waving
  29. Gavotte
  30. Geuzen-Branle
  31. Wedding march
  32. Wedding dance
  33. Jan Bourdon
  34. Jan Koop My Kermis
  35. Jockie to the Fair
  36. St. John’s Dance Song
  37. Kabber Doechkesdans
  38. Kemp’s Jig
  39. Kermstmis
  40. Kiekeboe
  41. Konijnen Bourrée
  42. Koolmeesje
  43. Krygs-Bransle
  44. La Chèvre
  45. La Fille de la Meunière
  46. Lorraine, the
  47. Madlot
  48. Marianne
  49. Marzurka
  50. My goat
  51. Mentretto
  52. Minuet
  53. Minuet
  54. Monk’s March, the
  55. Nöel de Notre-Dame-de-Doms
  56. Nuts in May
  57. Odenwald splash dance
  58. Untitled (No. 54)
  59. Untitled (No. 64)
  60. Untitled (No. 78)
  61. Untitled (No. 81)
  62. Oost Friese Wals
  63. Paspie No Vois
  64. Plankstädter, the
  65. Polka à Perrier
  66. Polka de l’Aveyron
  67. Polka of the Steenkappers
  68. Polka “La Badoise
  69. Polka Go-Plussers
  70. Quem A Omagem Da Virgen
  71. Rondo
  72. Rondo “My friend”
  73. Rue Du Centre 36
  74. Schoon Lief
  75. Shooting king, the
  76. Jumping dance
  77. Valse de Combloux
  78. Valse Planchettes
  79. Vissers Schots
  80. Vissers Madlot
  81. Waltz
  82. Winster Galop
  83. You Collins
  84. Zoete Mariton
  85. Two-step

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Martina Sirtl