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Hava Nagila Israeli Folk Song for Trombone Quartet. Traditional. Trombone sheet music. Advanced.
Tulkojums
Hava Nagila Izraēlas tautas dziesma trombonu kvarteta. Tradicionāls. Trombonu notis. Uzlabots.
Oriģināls
Hava Nagila Israeli Folk Song for Trombone Quartet composed by Traditional. Arranged by Jeremy Kempton. For Trombone Quartet. Traditional Israeli Folk Song. Moderately advanced. Score and parts. Published by Cherry Classics. CY.CC2553. Hava Nagila is one of the most well known and beloved folk songs. "Let Us Rejoice". translation from Hebrew. is a traditional Jewish song that has become a staple at all Jewish celebrations. Since being introduced to the "rest" of the world in April 1959 by Harry Balafonte at Carnegie Hall it has grown in popularity to be a "mega-hit", played everywhere, by everyone. The song's origins are from the Ukraine and words were added in 1918 by Israeli musicologist Abraham Idelsohn. Jeremy Kempton has now arranged this iconic song for Trombone Quartet. and. it is kosher for it to be played at occasions other than weddings and Bar Mitzvahs. About 3 minutes in length it is scored for moderately advanced performers.
Tulkojums
Hava Nagila Israeli Folk Song for Trombone Quartet composed by Traditional. Organizēja Jeremy Kempton. Par trombonu kvarteta. Tradicionālā Izraēlas tautasdziesmu. Mēreni progresīvu. Rezultāts un to daļas. Publicējusi Cherry Classics. CY.CC2553. Hava Nagila ir viens no visvairāk labi zināmiem un iemīļotiem tautasdziesmas. "Priecāsimies". tulkojumā no ivrita. ir tradicionāls ebreju dziesma, kas ir kļuvusi štāpeļšķiedrām visu ebreju svinībām. Tā kā tiek ieviesta "atpūta" pasaulē 1959 aprīlī Harry Balafonte Carnegie Hall tas ir pieaudzis popularitāte, lai būtu "mega-hit", spēlēja visur, ikviens. Dziesma pirmsākumi ir no Ukrainas un vārdi tika pievienoti 1918 ar Izraēlas muzikologs Abraham Idelsohn. Tagad Jeremy Kempton ir noorganizējis šo ikonu dziesmu trombonu kvarteta. un. tas ir kosher lai to spēlēja gadījumos, izņemot kāzas un Bar mitzvahs. About 3 minutes in length it is scored for moderately advanced performers.
