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A Bi-Ba-Butzemann is dancing. Variations on 12 children’s songs (Man.) Willscher, Andreas (*1955)
When a composer who loves to make excursions into the cheerful, mischievous and unexpectedly curious writes variations on popular children’s songs, then the expectations and anticipation are equally high. And neither are disappointed: Andreas Willscher designs all the movements in a lively, humorous and tongue-in-cheek manner. Surprising forms and genres are also used, such as a French suite or a prelude through all keys. And everything can already be played on the manual. Not just for the increasingly popular organ tours for children and school classes: the performance of these variations is sure to leave an audience – young and old – in a good mood.
Contents: A Bi-Ba-Butzemann is dancing – The bird wedding (A bird wanted to get married) – Buzz, buzz, buzz, little bee, buzz around – Fox, you have stolen the goose – Little brother, come, dance with me – All my ducklings, a bird comes flying – A little man stands in the forest – Little Hans, a tailor caught a mouse – Cuckoo, cuckoo, calls from the forest – A man who called himself Columbus.
