Ländlerkapelle Schwyzerbuebe - Swiss Folk-Dances / Schweizer Volkstänze: Kanton Bern mp3 album

Profile: Swiss series released by Columbia. Released in collaboration with the "Schweizerische and the Schweizer Volkstänze". 20 submissions pending.

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Bern: J. J. Burgdorfer, 1818. Public Domain General Information. Sammlung von Schweizer-Kühreihen und Volksliedern. Title-page transcription. Sammlung von Schweizer-Kühreihen und Volksliedern, theils nach ihren bekannten, theils nach neuen Melodien in Notenschrift gebracht und mit Clavier-Begleitung versehen. Receuil de Ranz de Vaches et Chansons Nationales de la Suisse. I-Catalogue NumberI-Cat. German (Swiss dialect); French (Swiss dialect).

Recorded by Laura Boulton in 1953, this compilation brings together an array of traditional Swiss music featuring "Folk Dances, village orchestras, yodeling, choruses, hackbrett, alpine horn and Bell-tree. The songs are recorded live and capture a fun spirit with occasional audience noises such as laughter or the stomping feet of the dancing performers that adds additional rhythmic depth to the songs. Especially interesting and beautiful is the mountain call, performed on the alpine horn to call in the cattle

Discover some of the oldest folk dances and routines of the world. Many of the traditional dances we know today began as simple peasant dances to uplift their daily lives and were later adapted to high snob-ciety. What’s even harder to imagine is that many of these modest dance routines were scorned upon by neighboring countries who thought a two-time dance routine between a man and a woman was an abomination to the innocent gentlewoman that English society wanted her to be.

The Ländler (German pronunciation: ) is a folk dance in 34 time which was popular in Austria, Bavaria, German Switzerland, and Slovenia at the end of the 18th century. It is a partner dance which strongly features hopping and stamping. It might be purely instrumental or have a vocal part, sometimes featuring yodeling

From a letter Béla Bartók wrote during World War I: I consider it my goal in life to continue my study of Romanian folk music, at least in Transylvania, and carry it to its en. .Béla Bartók: Romanian Folk Dances. Romanian Folk Dances. Previous work: Romanian Folk Dances. Next work: Romanian Folk Dances. Béla Bartók Romanian Folk Dances. Year of composition: 1917.