German Favorites for Accordion

Arranged by Gary Dahl, Recorded by Henry Doktorski

Accordion Music Book and CD: German Favorites for Accordion arranged by Gary Dahl, edited by Tony Santorella, recorded by Henry Doktorski, and published by Santorella Publications, Ltd. (2018)

German imagery is permanently ingrained in contemporary society, from the many tourist destinations modeled after quaint alpine villages to the many Bavarian-themed Octoberfests. German folk culture has been embraced the world over. One of the strongest components of this unique culture is found in their music. The happy oom-pah of village brass bands, or Blaskapelle, is the musical calling card of any German festival. That music is inextricably linked to the accordion, long a cherished instrument of German culture. This book strives to present German music in all its Teutonic glory. The player is invited to hoist a stein of their favorite German lager and bring the best of the Bier Halle home!

48 pages. Measures 9 x 12 inches. Professional High Quality Printing. Contains 15 Songs from German Popular Repertoire. The CD consists of all music in the book played by Henry Doktorski on a piano accordion.

This book will be a truly treasured addition to the library of the discriminating accordion aficionado.

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Contents

    Die Lorelei

    Heidenröslein

    O schöne Zeit, o sel’ge Zeit

    Danngehn Wir Mai Rüber

    Muß i’ denn Zum Städtele hinaus

    Trink’n wir noch ein Tröpfchen

    In München Steht Ein Hofbräuhaus

    Studio auf einer Reis

    Du hast Diamanten und Perlen

    Lili Marlene

    Ach wie ist’s möglich dann

    Drunten, Im Unterland

    Freut Euch des Lebens

    Denke dir mein Liebchen

    Küssen ist keine Sünd




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