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Performances
Sheet Music
Scores
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Berlin: H.R. Krentzlin, n.d.(ca.1920). Plate Kr. 534
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| Copyright
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| Misc. Notes
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General Information
| Work Title
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Kinderball
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| Alternative. Title
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Kinderball, beliebte Tänze. Nach der Klavierausgabe von Richard Krentzlin leicht bearbeitet für die zweireihige Handharmonika oder Klubharmonika.
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| Composer
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Krentzlin, Richard
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| I-Catalogue NumberI-Cat. No.
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None [force assignment]
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| Movements/SectionsMov'ts/Sec's
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18 pieces
- Strauss Jr.: An der schönen blauen Donau, Op.314
- R. Krentzlin, Ringelreih'n
- L. Streabbog, Im schönen Wien
- R. Krentzlin, Kinderlieder-Tanz
- Jos. Gungl, Der Oberländler
- R. Krentzlin, Freut euch des Lebens
- L. Gobbaerts, Schneeglöckchen-Polka
- R. Krentzlin, Im Feenreich
- W.A. Mozart, Als ich noch im Flügelkleide
- Volkstanz, Mädel, wasch dich
- W. Becker, Die Jazzfreunde
- J. Rosas, Ueber den Wellen
- E. Williams, Auf zum Foxtrot
- Josef Strauss: Frauenherz Polka, Op.166
- G. Langer, Großmütterchen tanzt
- R. Förster, Mandolinen-Serenade
- Josef Strauss: Pfeif-Polka (arr. Krentzlin)
- Ivanovici: Donauwellen
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| First Publication.
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1920 ca.
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| Composer Time PeriodComp. Period
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Romantic
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| Piece Style
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Romantic
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| Instrumentation
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Piano
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Navigation etc.
obviously Nach der Klavierausgabe von Richard Krentzlin rather means someone (perhaps Krentzlin) was arranging Krentzlin's original piano arrangement.
