Zydeco - Cajun -15 Arrangements für variable Besetzung- 15 Arrangements for variable Instrumentation 咏唱调配器法 骑熊士版

大约一百年前，路易斯安那州出现了一种舞曲风格，通常被称为zydeco，有时也被称为cajun。五六十年代在新奥尔良达到鼎盛时期。前者通常指美国黑人，后者指白人。法国和德国移民将手风琴、洗衣板和小提琴带到密西西比河，将他们的音乐与非洲元素、蓝调回声以及其他移民文化的片段融合在一起"

改编者: Schwarzien, Ralf
出版社: Bärenreiter 骑熊士(小熊版)
原文简介:
A style of dance music, usually called zydeco but also sometimes known as cajun, arose in the state of Louisiana approximately a hundred years ago. It reached its heyday in New Orleans during the Fifties and Sixties. The first term is frequently assigned to America ’s black population, the second to the whites. French and German emigrés brought accordions, washboards and violins to the Mississippi , mingling their music with African elements, echoes of the blues, and snippets from other immigrant cultures.

The accordion had the advantage that it could stand out in noisy bars and carry the bass, melody, and rhythm. It became the leading instrument in this music. To the present day zydeco brings people together for uninhibited cross-generational music-making, listening, dancing, eating, and drinking.

The 15 songs and instrumentals have been arranged for accordion, violin, guitar, bass and a vocal part where appropriate. Mostly, fully written-out percussion accompaniments are included.

- Zydeco and Cajun

- Variable instrumental combinations

- Many alternative versions possible

- Simple to play, easy listening

The editor

Ralf Schwarzien is a composer and arranger of many accordion editions not only in the field of zydeco and cajun. He is also a conductor, sought after speaker as well as teacher at the German “Harmonikaverband”