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    Kalimba Songbook - 50 German Folk Songs: Kalimba Songbooks, #6
    Kalimba Songbook - 50 German Folk Songs: Kalimba Songbooks, #6
    Kalimba Songbook - 50 German Folk Songs: Kalimba Songbooks, #6
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    Kalimba Songbook - 50 German Folk Songs: Kalimba Songbooks, #6

    By Reynhard Boegl and Bettina Schipp

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    Songbook with 50 of the best known german Folk songs, prepared for easy playing with the Kalimba with 10/17 tines!

    Numbers set the tone, the vocal melody determines the rhythm - no knowledge of music notes is necessary - play by numbers!
    Lyrics in the original language, the MP3 sounds are available online in a player with adjustable playback speed.

    LanguageEnglish
    Publishersongbooks.info
    Release dateApr 10, 2020
    ISBN9781386871392
    Kalimba Songbook - 50 German Folk Songs: Kalimba Songbooks, #6
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    Reynhard Boegl

    Reynhard Boegl - since 1984 live and studio musician (harmonica, guitar, vocals), music teacher, sound engineer, graphic artist and lyricist, song and textbook author. Lives and works in Linz / Austria and has published almost 100 song- and textbooks for various instruments.

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      Kalimba Songbook - 50 German Folk Songs - Reynhard Boegl

      Kalimba Songbook

      50 german Folk songs

      for the Kalimba 10 / 17

      No music notes + MP3-Sounds

      Info: www.songbooks.info

      Table of content

      Kalimba 10 / 17

      The Tablature

      Sounds

      Abend wird es wieder *

      Abendstille überall

      Als wir jüngst in Regensburg waren

      Am Brunnen vor dem Tore

      Ännchen von Tharau *

      Auf de schwäb'sche Eisebahne

      Auf, auf zum fröhlichen Jagen *

      Auf, du junger Wandersmann *

      Bald gras' ich am Neckar

      Da unten im Tale *

      Das Jägerleben mir gefällt

      Das Jungbrünnlein *

      Das Wandern ist des Müllers Lust *

      Der Frühling hat sich eingestellt

      Der Mond ist aufgegangen

      Der treue Husar

      Der Winter ist ein rechter Mann *

      Der Winter ist vergangen *

      Die Gedanken sind frei

      Du, du, liegst mir im Herzen

      Es fiel ein Reif in der Frühlingsnacht

      Es klappert die Mühle am rauschenden Bach *

      Es steht ein Baum im Odenwald

      Es waren zwei Königskinder *

      Freude, schöner Götterfunken *

      Freut euch des Lebens

      Grüß Gott, du schöner Maien *

      Guten Abend, gut Nacht

      Guter Mond, du gehst so stille

      Horch was kommt von draußen rein

      Im Frühtau zu Berge wir ziehn *

      Im Märzen der Bauer *

      Kein schöner Land *

      Lustig ist das Zigeunerleben

      Mariechen saß weinend im Garten

      Nun will der Lenz uns grüßen *

      Sah ein Knab' ein Röslein steh'n

      Schön ist die Welt *

      Schwarzbraun ist die Haselnuss *

      So treiben wir den Winter aus

      Stehn zwei Stern am hohen Himmel *

      Wahre Freundschaft

      Wem Gott will rechte Gunst erweisen

      Wenn alle Brünnlein fließen *

      Wenn ich ein Vöglein wär *

      Wer will fleißige Handwerker seh'n *

      Wie schön blüht uns der Maien *

      Winter, ade

      Wohlauf in Gottes schöne Welt *

      Zum Tanze, da geht ein Mädel *

      Chords

      Rhythm pattern

      Misc

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      Imprint

      * only for the Kalimba with 17 tines.

      Kalimba 10 / 17

      The tones of a Kalimba with 10 or 17 tines in C major. Including the corresponding numbers which are used in the book. The numbers with dots are one/two octave higher, which is the same as on many kalimbas. If the numbers are printed in bold, the corresponding reed is on the left side of the instrument.

      The tablature

      (1) chords, for Kalimba in the key of C

      (2) lyrics, if you sing them you know the rhythm of the melody

      (3) number of the tine, see graphic in the page before

      Pattern: 1 _ 2 & 3 &: rhythm pattern for guitar - see attachement

      Abend wird es wieder

      Trad. C. H. Rinck / Pattern: 1 _ 2 _ 3 _ 4 _

      Nur der Bach ergießet sich am Felsen dort, und er braust und fließet immer, immer fort.

      Und kein Abend bringet Frieden ihm und Ruh', keine Glocke klinget ihm ein Rastlied zu.

      So in deinem

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