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8 Jewish Melodies with Variations for cello and guitar (mp3)
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8 Jewish Melodies with Variations for cello and guitar (mp3) by Traditional Cello - Digital Sheet Music

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8 Jewish Melodies with Variations for cello and guitar (mp3) by Traditional Cello - Audio

By David Warin Solomons
Cello,Guitar - Digital Download

SKU: A0.1059595

Composed by Traditional. Arranged by David Warin Solomons. 20th Century,Contemporary,Jewish,Multicultural,World. Full Performance. Duration 1056. David Warin Solomons #3493509. Published by David Warin Solomons (A0.1059595).

Many years ago I wrote arrangements of 8 Jewish melodies (which are still available for flute and guitar, for clarinet and guitar and also for guitar trio).
This year (2018) I decided to make more varied arrangements for the melody instrument and guitar duo format, and I have compiled them here.
They are based on the following traditional tunes:

Reb Itzikel's Niggun (The song of Rabbi Ezekiel)
Papirossen (Lament of the cheap cigarette seller)
Ve David yefeh einaim (And [King] David had beautiful eyes)
Hora Ne'urim (Dance of youth)
Hora Nirkoda (Let's dance the Hora)
Ozi v'zimrat yah (The Lord is my strength and song)
Debka Gilbo'a (Dance from Gilboa)
Bo Dodi (Come, beloved)

Score
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