First folk songs : for violin : combining foundation technic with the art of melody playing to be used as a first introduction to violin playing or for class drills, ensemble, solo performance in recitals, or at home / by Mabel Madison Watson.

Other author Watson, Mabel Madison, editor.
Format Musical Score
Publication InfoPhiladelphia : Theodore Presser, ©1928.
Description1 score (69 pages) + 1 part ; 31 cm
Subjects

Contents The bagpipes -- The bugles -- Humming bees -- Lightly row -- Coming home from school -- Red clover waltz -- Christmas time -- Pop goes the weasel -- G. D. A. E. -- Sunset -- Adagio from symphony no. 7 / Beethoven -- The fox hunt -- Round the fiddle strings -- Birds of a feather -- Lightly row -- Twinkle, twinkle, little star -- Four little yellow chicks -- Pierrot -- Cuckoo, cuckoo! -- The cat's delight -- Something good to eat -- There was a piper -- Jack and Jill -- Red riding hood -- Chinese lullaby -- Susa, little Susa -- Mary's canary -- French folk dance -- A little cock-sparrow -- Brother jocko -- The two pigeons -- The four frogs -- I saw three ships -- What does the bee do? -- Lavender's blue -- Hickory, dickory, dock -- The three skippers -- Dewdrops -- A sorry tale -- The merry sportsman -- Dr. Faustus -- Lithuanian slumber song -- The first noel -- Jack be nimble -- Chimes of Dunkirk -- Flight of birds -- Long, long ago -- Oh, Susannah -- Hymn "Martyn" -- The strawberry girl -- Swanee river -- Peanut song -- Joy to the world -- Home, sweet home -- Good night, ladies -- The hedge rose -- O, thou joyous Christmas time = O Sanctissima -- Live joyously.
General noteTheodore Presser: F.F.S.-67 (score) ; F.F.S.-38 (part).
General noteAuthentic folk songs and original songs in the folk style.
General noteIncludes sublinear words; additional verses printed as text in the violin part.
Publisher numberF.F.S.-67 Theodore Presser
Publisher numberF.F.S.-38 Theodore Presser

Availability

Library Location Call Number Status Item Actions
Music Music Stacks MT274.F57 1928 ✔ Available Place Hold