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Songbook for Home Use

An Anthology of Songs for Voice and Piano, Book 1

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  • Cat. no. 10177


 

In composing songs, which Moniuszko wrote from his youth to the end of his life, he was guided by a definite idea. He wished to present Polish society with national, Polish songs, which could occupy an important place in the everyday life of the Polish people, so displacing imported trash. In a similar way Józef Ignacy Kraszewski, with an extensive and comprehensive series of novels, supplanted the French romance, so popular, especially with contemporary ladies. Having composed a considerable number of songs, Moniuszko conceived the idea of publishing them in separate books under one general title: ''Songbook for Home Use''. The title of this collection is significant evidence of the composer's intention: these songs are to be used at home by every and any body in all the different circumstances of everyday life. They should suit the different moods and needs of the heart, so resulting in rich diversity. [Witold Rudziński]


  • Series: Canto
  • ISMN 979-0-2740-2604-2
  • Language of edition: eng, pol
  • Language of text: pol
  • Number of pages: 96
  • Cover: softcover
  • No. of edition: 2
  • Published: 2022
  • Type: solo part (vocal) + accompaniment
  • Size: B4 vertical (244x340 mm)


Table of contents:

Moniuszko Stanisław

Guards: From an arbour

Moniuszko Stanisław

To the Niemen River: Oh, Niemen, my home river!

Moniuszko Stanisław

Maciek: Hey, let's dance, girls!

Moniuszko Stanisław

An Apricot: You are giving me an apricot from the tree

Moniuszko Stanisław

A Converted Woman: Once in the evening

Moniuszko Stanisław

Darling: My darling

Moniuszko Stanisław

A Conversation (II): My Love!

Moniuszko Stanisław

A Little Fish: From the manor-house, from the forest

Moniuszko Stanisław

A Dream: Although you will be forced

Moniuszko Stanisław

An Old Corporal: Forward! March forwards, swashbucklers!

Moniuszko Stanisław

The Nixie: Who is the lad so comely and young?

Moniuszko Stanisław

Departure from the Ukraine: And where are you going, governoe

Moniuszko Stanisław

Do you know this country (II)

Moniuszko Stanisław

Zosia: Here once on spring mornings

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