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Swedish Tunes for Two Workshop
Date/Time
1/10/2023 - 1/13/2023
7:00 PM - 8:00 PM Central
Event Type(s)
Workshop
Event Description
The Old Avoca Schoolhouse in Avoca, Nebraska will be streaming three on line 
 
“Swedish Tunes for Two Workshops” for recorder players, fiddlers, violists, cellists, bassists, and mandolinists.  
 
The Workshops will be on Tuesday, January 10, 7 PM, Central Time, Wednesday, January 11, 10 AM, Central Time, and Friday, January 13, 7 PM, Central Time.  Different tunes will be played at each session. 
 
Each participant will receive a copy of our  “Swedish Fiddle Tunes For Two” book, arranged for the instrument of their choice. 
 
Just as in all of the collections in the Tunes for Two series these books contain the same tunes in the same keys making it easy for you to play with a friend playing another instrument.
 
During the Workshop, we will read, play, and discuss various survival skills for these kinds of pieces.  A treble clef version of the sheet music for the tunes being played will be displayed on the screen during the workshop. 
 
There is limited enrollment, and pre-registration is required.  The fee for each “Swedish Tunes for Two Workshop” is $25.00.
 
For more information, and to register: 
 
 
 

Reviews...

“...easy enough to be a pleasure from second grade up and lively enough for an improvisatory fiddle for advanced players. Swedish gems...their website bulges with interesting fiddle compilations at reasonable prices...”
- David van Gend
Stringendo, Journal of the Australian Strings Association, 2010 
 
“...an excellent addition to music of other cultures. These tunes are largely dance-based, including the polka, march, waltz, schottische, and music for weddings...well-edited collection...highly recommended as good repertoire for any studio and curriculum.” 
- Brenda Mitchell, Jan Farrar Royce
American String Teacher , February 2011
Location
https://www.greenblattandseay.com/workshops_swedish.shtml
504 Garfield Street
Avoca, Ne 68307

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Contact Person
Deborah Greenblatt
(phone: 4022753221)
Details
The Old Avoca Schoolhouse in Avoca, Nebraska will be streaming three on line 
 
“Swedish Tunes for Two Workshops” for recorder players, fiddlers, violists, cellists, bassists, and mandolinists.  
 
The Workshops will be on Tuesday, January 10, 7 PM, Central Time, Wedesday, January 11, 10 AM, Central Time, and Friday, January 13, 7 PM, Central Time.  Different tunes will be played at each session. 
 
Each participant will receive a copy of our  “Swedish Fiddle Tunes For Two” book, arranged for the instrument of their choice. 
 
Just as in all of the collections in the Tunes for Two series these books contain the same tunes in the same keys making it easy for you to play with a friend playing another instrument.
 
During the Workshop, we will read, play, and discuss various survival skills for these kinds of pieces.  A treble clef version of the sheet music for the tunes being played will be displayed on the screen during the workshop. 
 
There is limited enrollment, and pre-registration is required.  The fee for each “Swedish Tunes for Two Workshop” is $25.00.
 
For more information, and to register: 
 
 
 

Reviews...

“...easy enough to be a pleasure from second grade up and lively enough for an improvisatory fiddle for advanced players. Swedish gems...their website bulges with interesting fiddle compilations at reasonable prices...”
- David van Gend
Stringendo , Journal of the Australian Strings Association, 2010 
 
“...an excellent addition to music of other cultures. These tunes are largely dance-based, including the polka, march, waltz, schottische, and music for weddings...well-edited collection...highly recommended as good repertoire for any studio and curriculum.” 
- Brenda Mitchell, Jan Farrar Royce
American String Teacher , February 2011
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