Examples from: 1 2 3 KLAVIER Vol.1
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| magic
spell for two hands mirrored and parallel on black twin-keys, rhythm
notated, pitches fixed with key-picture |
snake melody with accompaniment in mirror, in the second part with decreasing amplitude |
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| minor-hit
from Gerda Bächli made of three simple melody-patterns, with
bordun-accompaniment in variations
(2. page) |
character piece of staccato-motif
in f-lydian over/under lying cluster-sounds, with big contrast in
dynamic |
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| well-known melody with new text, so that every verse gets a new variant of accompaniment - only the canonic beginning rests constant | blue notes and swinging quavers,
accompanied with fifths, sixths and fourth-sounds |
Content
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Come in! 2 Hokus pokus 3 Lightning and thunderstorm 4 The street-musician 5 Fog-sounds 6 Eulen-Spiegelei 7 The super-gigantic-twisting-snake 8 The secret is raised 9 The frog 10 Good night 11 Ball in a well 12 Double lolloping 13 … from grandfathers songbook I Summ, summ, summ Kuckoo, kuckoo Hänsel and Gretel |
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Jingle Bells 15 Dance of the wild horses 16 The Snake-charmer 17 On midnight 18 The band of the bears 19 The musical clock 20 Indian dance 21 Joggl, Beppo and the stupid August 22 The pausejasper 23 The secret of the black keys 24 The ant-hill 25 Come and let us dance, spring! 26 Thaler, thaler, you must wander 27 … from grandfathers songbook II The marriage of the birds The cuckoo and the donkey |
Hopp, hopp, hopp 28 Sparrowsalad 29 The strange sound-machine 30 Kasimir, the marionette 31 The monkey-swing 32 The swinging elefants 33 Hoot-concert 34 Music of the waves 35 TwoFive-One 36 Cocoa 37 We're sailing over the far sea About note-values and meters About pitches and note names About loudness About tempo |