Carol Walker - Classical Dulcimer For Wascally Wabbits

Name: Carol Walker - Classical Dulcimer For Wascally Wabbits
Brand: Carol Walker
SKU: 9101771
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Bugs Bunny lovers, unite! Carol Walker's "Classical Dulcimer For Wascally Wabbits" is an essential for the dulcimer enthusiast, featuring solo and ensemble arrangements for a truly rabbit-ready ensemble! Crafted with the expertise of Folkcraft Endorsing Artist Carol Walker, these classical tunes will have you hoppin' in no time!

119-page book of mountain dulcimer classical music.

25 solos, 8 duets, 2 twios, and the Canon In D. Awwanged by Carol Walker.

Songs included:

Surprise Symphony - Franz Joseph Haydn (Solo Version)
Country Gardens - Percy Grainger (Solo Version)
Minuet (From "Don Juan") - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (Solo Version)
Dance Of The Hours (a.k.a. "Hello Muddah...") - Amilcare Ponchielli (Solo Version)
Saltarello - Vincenzo Galilei (Solo Version)
Trumpet Voluntary - Jeremiah Clarke (Solo Version)
Eine Kleine Nachtmusik - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (Solo Version)
Figaro's Aria (From "The Barber Of Seville") - Gioachino Rossini (Solo Version)
La Donna E Mobile (From "Rigoletto") - Giuseppe Verdi (Solo Version)
Nocturne (From "A Midsummer Night's Dream") - Felix Mendelssohn (Solo Version)
Minuet In G - Anna Magdalena Bach (Solo Version)
Gypsy Rondo - Franz Joseph Haydn (Solo Version)
Fur Elise - Ludwig Von Beethoven (Solo Version)
Finlandia - Jean Sibelius (Solo Version)
Pomp & Circumstance #1 - Edward Elgar (Solo Version)
Sunrise Fanfare (From "2001: A Space Odyssey") - Richard Strauss (Solo Version)
Morning Mood (From "Peer Gynt Suite #1) - Edvard Grieg (Solo Version)
Hungarian Dance #5 - Johannes Brahms (Solo Version)
Traumerei - Robert Schumann (Solo Version)
Cello Suite #1 - Prelude - Johann Sebastian Bach
Fanfare (From "CBS Sunday Morning") - Gottfried Rieche (Solo Version)
Ride Of The Valkyries ("Kill Da Wabbit") - Richard Wagner (Solo Version)
Waltz Medley - Johann Strauss, Emil Waldteufel, Franze Lehar (Solo Version)
Waves Of The Danube ("Anniversary Song") - Ion Ivanovici (Solo Version)
William Tell Overture - Gioachino Rossini
Allegro (Nannerl Mozart Notebook) - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (Duet Version)
Guitar Medley - Fernando Sor (Duet Version)
Musette (Anna Magdalena Bach Notebook) - Johann Sebastian Bach (Duet Version)
Menuetto - Luigi Boccherini (Duet Version)
Gavotte - Francoise-Jospeh Gossec (Duet Version)
La Cinquantaine - Jean Gabriel-Marie (Duet Version)
Barcarolle (Tales Of Hoffman) (Duet Version)
Gymnopedie #1 - Erik Satie (Duet Version)
Gagliarda (Ancient Airs And Dances) - Ottorino Respighi (Trio Version)
Fanfare-Rondeau - Jean-Joseph Mouret (Trio Version)
Canon In D - Johann Pachelbel (Three Versions Included - Advanced, Intermediate, and Beginner/Novice)

Basically Wabbits make great music.

I am really enjoying Carol Walkers Classical Dulcimer for Wascally Wabbits. I wanted to learn Cannon in D, and it's there, but so much more. Thanks Carol and Folkcraft

Nice selection of familiar songs

I'm still going through the music. Some are more difficult than others, but I'm working on it! I also like her commentaries throughout the songbook. (Bugs has always been my favorite cartoon.)

A Classy Classical Collection

Carol Walker's arrangements in "Classical Dulcimer for Wascally Wabbits" is a well-presented selection of known and lesser-known classical compositions by an array of composers, including Mozart, Beethoven, Bach, Rossini, Wagner and Verdi. I was pleased to see that the book also includes "Gymnopedie #1" parts 1 and 2 by Erik Statie and "Guitar Medley" by Fernando Sor. Another favorite is Amilcare Ponchielli's "Dance of the Hours," which is better known by the title "Hello, Muddah, Hello, Faddah." Each number includes information about its background, with some humor mixed in. A recommended addition to any mountain dulcimer player's library.

I Love this book, it was recommended to me by Richard Ash on a recent visit to Folkcraft. This beautiful collection of classical music is most accurately tabbed and enjoyable to play

Carol Walker classical music

I love classical music and I love this book. On thing I really like is the tempo marks. I love not going by memory or by listening on utube and using my metronome to get the right tempo speed. A
Annette G. Sheffield

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