This arrangement of Csárdás is accessible and extraordinary!
Csárdás also spelled Czardas is a composition by Italian composer Vittorio Monti. A rhapsodical concert piece written in 1904, it is a well-known folkloric piece based on a Hungarian folk dance. The arrangement is an abridgement of the original, with lots of excitement for everyone who listens!
Key: D minor, D major
Mood: bright, happy, animated,
Pedagogy: scales, staccato, pedal, dynamics, tempo changes
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This traditional sacred song never gets its original treatment anymore, which is a shame, because it’s quite a toe-tapper!
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Saundra Robinson –
Thank you James for this arrangement. Really fun and upbeat. I have an older adult student who I know will love this.