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Havah Nagila. Traditional. Percussion sheet music.

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Havah Nagila. Traditionel. Percussion noder.

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Havah Nagila composed by Traditional. Arranged by James Christensen. For string orchestra. 88555. with optional 3rd violin. viola TC. and percussion. Cadet String Orchestra Series. Grade 2.5. Score and set of parts. Duration ca. 1 minute, 55 seconds. Published by Kendor Music Inc. KN.9143. Though this celebratory Hebrew folk song has ancient origins. the title means Let Us Rejoice. , the person responsible for its popularity is Abraham Zevi Idelsohn, the father of Jewish musicology. In 1918 he orchestrated the tune and added simple lyrics to celebrate the British victory in Palestine during World War I. In this setting for student strings, liberties can be taken with the tempo and everyone is given a chance to play melody and moving lines. Duration ca. 55.

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Havah Nagila komponeret af Traditional. Arrangeret af James Christensen. For strygeorkester. 88.555. med valgfri 3rd violin. bratsch TC. og slagtøj. Cadet String Orchestra Series. Grade 2.5. Score og sæt dele. Varighed ca. 1 minut, 55 sekunder. Udgivet af Kendor Music Inc. KN.9143. Selvom denne højtidelige hebraisk folkesang har gamle rødder. Titlen betyder Let Us Rejoice. , Den ansvarlige for dens popularitet er Abraham Zevi Idelsohn, far til jødisk musikvidenskab. I 1918 orkestrerede han melodien og tilføjede enkle tekster for at fejre den britiske sejr i Palæstina under Første Verdenskrig I. I denne indstilling for studerende strenge, kan friheder tages med tempo og alle får en chance for at spille melodi og flytte linjer. Varighed ca. 55.