Printed Music and Audio CD: Theme and Variation on Richard Rodgers' "Edelweiss" for solo accordion by Henry Doktorski (2004). Stradella Left Hand. Duration: 3 minutes 20 seconds.
One of Richard Rodgers' most loved tunes, Edelweiss, was written in 1959 for the Broadway Musical The Sound of Music, which was later made into a movie starring Julie Andrews in 1965.
Doktorski wrote a theme and variation on this hit tune displaying the sensitivity and virtuosity of the accordion which has been enthusiastically acclaimed by audiences at his concerts in Chicago, Orlando, Fairbanks, Indianapolis, Philadelphia, Indiana, Iowa, etc.
Professionally typeset and printed. 4 pages. Measures 8.5 x 11 inches. Audio CD recorded during a live concert in Chicago, Illinois (September 2005). CD time: 4 minutes 14 seconds, and includes introductory dialogue with audience. CD is home-burned and shipped in a paper sleeve.
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